1. Palladium, a hydrogen sponge
Fred FAVIER is a CNRS research fellow at the Laboratory of Molecular Aggregates and Inorganic Materials at the University of Montpellier-II.
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This work was carried out in collaboration with Reg PENNER, from the University of California at Irvine.
Many see hydrogen (H
2
) as the energy source that will replace fossil fuels in the future. Fuel cells and direct combustion engines use hydrogen and offer the enormous advantage of releasing only one totally harmless waste product into nature: water. The downside is that the risk of explosion above 4% hydrogen...
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Palladium, a hydrogen sponge