氨硼烷水解制氢催化剂载体的研究进展<sup>*</sup>

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Abstract Hydrogen is considered to be a clean energy source due to its high efficiency, power density and limited environmental impact. Chemical hydrogen storage materials require a high hydrogen storage capacity. Ammonia borane has been identified as an attractive candidate for hydrogen storage due to its high hydrogen content (19.6%) and stability under ordinary storage conditions. Catalyst is the core technology as ammonia borane is not easy to release hydrogen at room temperature without catalysts. Metal catalyst can significantly increase the rate of hydrolysis, which is the key factor affecting the hydrogen evolution of ammonia borane. However, metal catalyst particles are generally easy to become agglomerate and be oxidized. A variety of supporters have been chosen to disperse the catalyst, in order to leave more act positions on the catalysts which allows ammonia borane release hydrogen more quickly. Therefore, the catalytic effects of different catalyst supporters on hydrolysis of ammonia borane are discussed in this paper.

Key words： ammonia borane hydrogen generation catalyst support hydrolysis

Published: 07 May 2018

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	SANG Wanlu
	LI Lanan
	GAO Ruoyuan
	WANG Chenyang
	YANG Xiaojing

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SANG Wanlu,LI Lanan,GAO Ruoyuan, et al. Progress in Catalyst Support for Hydrogen Generation of Ammonia Borane[J]. Materials Reports, 2017, 31(17): 27-33.

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