Thermodynamics of Reversible Hydrogen Storage: Are Methoxy‐Substituted Aromatics better through Oxygen Functionality?
Artemiy A. Samarov,
Karsten Müller,
Peter Wasserscheid
et al.
Abstract:An attractive option for the storage of hydrogen is the reversible hydrogenation of an aromatic substance, a so‐called liquid organic hydrogen carrier. For hydrogen release, it is desirable to find substances with low enthalpies of reaction for dehydrogenation. It has been demonstrated that substitution, e.g., with methyl groups, on the ring can have a positive effect in this regard. In this study, thermochemical properties of methoxy‐substituted pyridines and quinolines and their respective hydrogenated count… Show more
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