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Mar 24, 2006

Polymeric Hydrogen Storage

Posted in Environment at 12:16 pm by David Bradley -- Click to comment

UK chemists have devised a new approach hydrogen gas storage that could power fuel-cell cars and vehicles without the need to carry hazardous cylinders of compressed gas. The approach is base on a highly porous polymer that can trap huge numbers of gas molecules allowing hydrogen gas to be stored in a compact container in a safe form.

You can read the full story in the March issue of Spotlight, the physical sciences magazine from PSIgate and David Bradley

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