Jornal de Ciência de Materiais e Nanomateriais

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Highly Microporous Carbons Made from Melamine and Terephthalaldehyde Can be Made in A Single Step and Used for High- Performance Materials-Based Hydrogen Storage

Ghanfar Nazir

Hydrogen has the potential to become a clean and sustainable source of energy, but storing it efficiently and safely remains a major challenge. One promising solution is to use highly microporous carbons as the storage medium, which can adsorb and desorb hydrogen at relatively low temperatures and pressures. In this article, we will discuss a recent study that demonstrates how melamine and terephthalaldehyde can be used to prepare highly microporous carbons for high-performance hydrogen storage [1].