| 3523 - 3536 |
A comparative assessment on hydrogen production from low- and high-temperature electrolysis
Ferrero D, Lanzini A, Santarelli M, Leone P |
| 3537 - 3544 |
Stability and kinetics of powder-type and pellet-type iron (III) oxide catalysts for sulfuric acid decomposition in practical Iodine-Sulfur cycle
Kim YS, No HC, Choi JY, Yoon HJ |
| 3545 - 3553 |
Green synthesis of fibrous hierarchical meso-macroporous N doped TiO2 nanophotocatalyst with enhanced photocatalytic H-2 production
Parida KM, Pany S, Naik B |
| 3554 - 3561 |
Crystalline phase-dependent photocatalytic water splitting for hydrogen generation on KNbO3 submicro-crystals
Yan LS, Zhang J, Zhou XM, Wu XX, Lan JY, Wang YS, Liu G, Yu JG, Zhi LJ |
| 3562 - 3571 |
Renewable hydrogen production from steam reforming of glycerol by Ni-Cu-Al, Ni-Cu-Mg, Ni-Mg catalysts
Wang C, Dou BL, Chen HS, Song YC, Xu YJ, Du X, Zhang L, Luo TT, Tan CQ |
| 3572 - 3581 |
Production of renewable hydrogen by steam reforming of tar from biomass pyrolysis over supported Co catalysts
Li DL, Ishikawa C, Koike M, Wang L, Nakagawa Y, Tomishige K |
| 3582 - 3587 |
Enhanced hydrogen generation from methanol aqueous solutions over Pt/MoO3/TiO2 under ultraviolet light
Ma BJ, Kim JS, Choi CH, Woo SI |
| 3588 - 3596 |
Reaction mechanism of naphtha steam reforming on nickel-based catalysts, and FTIR spectroscopy with CO adsorption to elucidate real active sites
Morlanes N |
| 3597 - 3605 |
Comparative study of CeO2/CuO and CuO/CeO2 catalysts on catalytic performance for preferential CO oxidation
Zeng SH, Zhang WL, Sliwa M, Su HQ |
| 3606 - 3613 |
Effect of the deposition time on the electrocatalytic activity of Pt/C catalyst electrodes prepared by pulsed electrophoresis deposition method
Adilbish G, Kim JW, Lee HG, Yu YT |
| 3614 - 3620 |
Electroreduction of oxygen on sputter-deposited Pd nanolayers on multi-walled carbon nanotubes
Jukk K, Alexeyeva N, Sarapuu A, Ritslaid P, Kozlova J, Sammelselg V, Tammeveski K |
| 3621 - 3629 |
Metals flow analysis applied to the hydrogen production by catalytic gasification of plastics
Mastellone ML, Zaccariello L |
| 3630 - 3639 |
Investigation of biomass gasification hydrogen and electricity co-production with carbon dioxide capture and storage
Shabani S, Delavar MA, Azmi M |
| 3640 - 3649 |
Theoretical investigation of molecular hydrogen adsorption and dissociation on AlnV(n=1-13) clusters
Guo L, Yang YF |
| 3650 - 3660 |
Combined effects of hydrogen back-pressure and NbF5 addition on the dehydrogenation and rehydrogenation kinetics of the LiBH4-MgH2 composite system
Mao JF, Guo ZP, Yu XB, Liu HK |
| 3661 - 3669 |
Strain effect on structural and dehydrogenation properties of MgH2 hydride from first-principles calculations
Zhang J, Zhou YC, Ma ZS, Sun LQ, Peng P |
| 3670 - 3680 |
Effect of defects and dopants in graphene on hydrogen interaction in graphene-supported NaAlH4
Xu LY, Ge QF |
| 3681 - 3688 |
Hydrogen storage performance in palladium-doped graphene/carbon composites
Chen CH, Chung TY, Shen CC, Yu MS, Tsao CS, Shi GN, Huang CC, Ger MD, Lee WL |
| 3689 - 3694 |
Transmission electron microscopic observations of the decomposition process of lithium alanate
Yao H, Isobe S, Wang YM, Hashimoto N, Ohnuki S |
| 3695 - 3701 |
Enhanced hydrogen storage properties of TiN-LiAlH4 composite
Li L, Qiu FY, Wang YJ, Xu YN, An CH, Liu G, Jiao LF, Yuan HT |
| 3702 - 3709 |
Microwave assisted green chemistry approach of sodium metaborate dihydrate (NaBO2 center dot 2H(2)O) synthesis and use as raw material for sodium borohydride (NaBH4) thermochemical production
Figen AK, Piskin S |
| 3710 - 3716 |
Improved reversible dehydrogenation properties of LiBH4-MgH2 composite by tailoring nanophase structure using activated carbon
Wang KK, Kang XD, Luo JH, Hu CH, Wang P |
| 3717 - 3726 |
Nature inspired flow field designs for proton exchange membrane fuel cell
Arvay A, French J, Wang JC, Peng XH, Kannan AM |
| 3727 - 3740 |
Transient power characteristic measurement of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell generator
Hwang JJ |
| 3741 - 3749 |
A new nickel-ceria composite for direct-methane solid oxide fuel cells
Zhu HY, Wang W, Ran R, Shao ZP |
| 3750 - 3756 |
Electrochemical performance of a copper-impregnated Ni-Ce0.8Sm0.2O1.9 anode running on methane
Zhao K, Lee KS, Chen M, Kim BH, Xu Q, Ahn BG |
| 3757 - 3766 |
Maintaining equal operating conditions for all cells in a fuel cell stack using an external flow distributor
Liu H, Li PW |
| 3767 - 3772 |
Experimental investigation of the steady-state efficiency of fuel cell stack under strengthened road vibrating condition
Hou YP, Hao D, Shen CY, Shao ZY |
| 3773 - 3777 |
Base effects on electrochemical oxidation of indoline
Rainka MP, Peters A, Soloveichik G |
| 3778 - 3783 |
Cycle variations in a hydrogen internal combustion engine
Sun BG, Zhang DS, Liu FS |
| 3784 - 3792 |
Efficiency and emissions of a spark ignition engine fueled with synthetic gases obtained from catalytic decomposition of biogas
Arroyo J, Moreno F, Munoz M, Monne C |
| 3793 - 3801 |
Effect of mixture strength and injection timing on combustion characteristics of a direct injection hydrogen-fueled engine
Hamada KI, Rahman MM, Abdullah MA, Bakar RA, Aziz ARA |
| 3802 - 3807 |
Latest concepts for combustion and waste heat recovery systems being considered for hydrogen engines
Boretti A |
| 3808 - 3808 |
Modeling and simulation of a 100 kW(e) HT-PEMFC subsystem integrated with an absorption chiller subsystem (vol 37, pg 13484, 2012)
Arsalis A, Nielsen MP, Kaer SK |
| 3809 - 3809 |
Electricity harvest from wastewaters using microbial fuel cell with sulfide as sole electron donor (Retraction of vol 37, pg 15787, 2012)
Lee CY, Ho KL, Lee DJ, Su A, Chang JS |
| 3810 - 3811 |
News from American Hydrogen Association (AHA)
Hawley D |
