Copper Salt Impregnated Biomass-Derived Microporous Carbon for Hydrogen Storage

Misbah Khan; Jemma Rowlandson; Sanjit Nayak; Lila A. M. Mahmoud; Charles D. Brewster; Lui R Skytree; Sébastien Rochat; Valeska P. Ting; David J. Fermı́n

doi:10.1039/d6lf00048g

January 1, 2026RSC Applied InterfacesOpen Access

Copper Salt Impregnated Biomass-Derived Microporous Carbon for Hydrogen Storage

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This research explores the potential of biomass-derived carbon as a sustainable material for hydrogen storage.
Utilization of biomass-derived carbon materials for hydrogen storage evaluations.
Assessment of metal ion uptake and dispersion in carbon structures.
Analysis of hydrogen storage capacity related to vascular structures in biomass.
Biomass-derived carbon showed significant improvement in hydrogen storage capacity.
Metal ion usage enhanced the structural properties of carbon for effective storage.

Implication

Demonstrates improved hydrogen storage in biomass-derived carbon, highlighting sustainability benefits.

Abstract

Biomass derived carbon can be a sustainable class of porous materials for hydrogen storage. Natural vascular structure of plant biomass can potentially facilitate uptake and even dispersion of metal ions...

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Khan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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