Generation of hydrogen by aluminium oxidation in aquaeous solutions at low temperatures
Generation of hydrogen by aluminium oxidation in aquaeous solutions at low temperatures
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2015.11.122
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发表时间:
2016-01-30
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
Shkolnikov, E. I.
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作者:
Dudoladov, A. O.;Buryakovskaya, O. A.;Shkolnikov, E. I.
Hydrogen forming by aluminium oxidation with liquid water of water solutions at low temperatures is complicated by the following reasons. Firstly, on an aluminium surface a film of oxide is formed effectively preventing further oxidation. Secondly, the rate of aluminium oxidation considerably decreases as the temperature of the system decreases.However, in this study the methods are given which enable one to overcome the above difficulties.The experiments on the oxidation of powdered activated aluminium in different water solutions have been carried out. The data obtained have been used to plot a number of curves characterizing hydrogen flow rates depending on the solution composition and the temperature of the process (the original weight of the powder was 0.25 g, solution volume 300 ml, measuring time - 180 min). At -40 degrees C for KOH solution the yield of hydrogen was 50 ml, for CaCl2 - about 5 ml, and for ZnCl2 - approximately 2 ml. At - 10 degrees C H-2 yield for NaOH was 264 ml, for KOH - 260 ml; at -20 degrees C: 100 ml for NaOH, and 225 ml for KOH. For KOH solution at temperatures of -30 degrees C and -40 degrees C the yields were equal to 192 and 49 ml respectively.Oxidation of granulated non-activated aluminium (2.5 g of aluminium per 300 ml of solution) with hydrochloric acid solution in the presence of CuCl2 (2.5 g per 300 ml of solution) resulted in generation of more than 2000 ml of hydrogen during 300 min. For FeCl3 solution the total value of hydrogen obtained during 180 min was equal to 70 ml, it also has been observed partial freezing of this solution. Copyright (C) 2015, Hydrogen Energy Publications, LLC. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.