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October 2, 2025Indonesian Journal of ChemistryOpen Access

Temperature-Programmed Desorption of H2 from Mg-Ni/C for Hydrogen Storage Application

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BRBilly RudypratamaUniversity of Indonesia ANAditya Eka NurfitrahUniversity of Indonesia RIRizki IsmoyojatiUniversity of Indonesia

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This investigation shows hydrogen storage efficiency with magnesium-nickel hydrides and graphite enhancements, indicating their potential use in fuel-cell vehicles.

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Mg2Ni + graphite 20% exhibited the fastest hydrogen desorption rate of 46 minutes, outperforming other samples.
Samples' surface areas varied, with Mg2Ni + graphite 20% achieving the largest surface area of 7.113 m²/g, crucial for hydrogen storage.
Characterization techniques like XRD and BET were utilized to evaluate the structural properties and surface areas of the synthesized samples.
These findings highlight the advantages of tailored magnesium-nickel composites for rapid hydrogen desorption and storage solutions.

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Rudypratama et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de68f683cbc991d0a21d83 https://doi.org/10.22146/ijc.104644

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This investigation shows hydrogen storage efficiency with magnesium-nickel hydrides and graphite enhancements, indicating their potential use in fuel-cell vehicles.

Temperature-Programmed Desorption of H2 from Mg-Ni/C for Hydrogen Storage Application

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