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Decomposition kinetics of the AlH3 polymorphs

Graetz et al., 2005

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18240661547997741574
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Graetz J
Reilly J
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

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Aluminum hydride polymorphs (α-AlH3, β-AlH3, and γ-AlH3) were prepared by organometallic synthesis. Hydrogen capacities approaching 10 wt% at desorption temperatures less than 100° C have been demonstrated with freshly prepared AlH3. The …
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