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Progress in polymeric material for hydrogen storage application in middle conditions

Pedicini et al., 2014

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5648848420589740669
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Pedicini R
Schiavo B
Rispoli P
Saccà A
Carbone A
Gatto I
Passalacqua E
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Hydrogen sorption using a manganese oxide anchored to PEEK (Poly (ether-ether-keton)) matrix was studied. The functionalization process and the obtained results on hydrogen storage capability of the synthesized polymer are reported. The functionalised polymer was …
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