Acid-Modulated Ni/MCM-41 Catalysts Enhance Metal-Support Interaction for Efficient Perhydro-N-Ethylcarbazole-Based Hydrogen Storage and Effective Impurity Gas Suppression

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Huijie Wei; Yixuan Zhang; Zhengjian Hou; Jianhua Wang; Deyuan Mao; Han Hu; Yanyan Xi; Xufeng Lin

doi:10.1039/d5cy00657k

January 1, 2025Catalysis Science & Technology

Acid-Modulated Ni/MCM-41 Catalysts Enhance Metal-Support Interaction for Efficient Perhydro-N-Ethylcarbazole-Based Hydrogen Storage and Effective Impurity Gas Suppression

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Key Points

Enhanced metal-support interaction boosts the efficiency of hydrogen storage.
The study presents an acid-modulation strategy for optimizing catalysts in this context.
Catalysts were specifically engineered for liquid organic hydrogen carrier applications.
Impurity gas suppression was effectively managed alongside improved hydrogen storage.

Implication

Novel acid-modulation strategy improves metal-support interaction and hydrogen storage efficiency.

Abstract

The rational design of cost-effective catalysts with tailored metal-support interactions (MSI) is pivotal for advancing liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) technologies. Herein, report a novel acid-modulation strategy to engineer Ni/MCM-41...

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Wei et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4724f31b076d99fa6ac9d https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cy00657k

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Acid-Modulated Ni/MCM-41 Catalysts Enhance Metal-Support Interaction for Efficient Perhydro-N-Ethylcarbazole-Based Hydrogen Storage and Effective Impurity Gas Suppression

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