Improvement of hydrogen-storage properties of MgH2 by addition of Li3N, LiBH4, Fe and/or Ti
Improvement of hydrogen-storage properties of MgH2 by addition of Li3N, LiBH4, Fe and/or Ti
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DOI:
10.1016/j.materresbull.2012.10.007
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
M. Song;S. Kwon;Y. Kwak;H. Park
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作者:
M. Song;S. Kwon;Y. Kwak;H. Park
In order to increase hydrogen storage capacity of MgH2-based materials, Li3N, LiBH4, Fe, and/or Ti were added. Mixtures with compositions of 50MgH2–50Li3N, 40Mg–10MgH2–50Li3N, 68MgH2–17LiBH4–15Fe, and 70MgH2–17LiBH4–13Ti were prepared by reactive mechanical grinding and their hydrogen-storage properties were examined. 40Mg–10MgH2–50Li3N after hydriding–dehydriding cycling contains Mg3N2, LiMgN, LiOH, and MgO, LiH, and NH3·2H2O, suggesting a reaction of 6Mg+4MgH2+4Li3N+23H2O→Mg3N2+LiMgN+11LiOH+3NH3·2H2O+6MgO+7H2. 70MgH2–17LiBH4–13Ti after hydriding–dehydriding cycling contained MgH2, TiH1.924, Mg, and MgO. Among the samples studied, 70MgH2–17LiBH4–13Ti had the highest hydriding rate in the beginning. The as-milled 70MgH2–17LiBH4–13Ti sample absorbed 3.33wt% H for 5min, 3.83wt% H for 10min, and 3.94wt% H for 60min at 573K under 12bar H2.