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Endless Energy – New Material for Storing Hydrogen

Hydrogen is on of the world's most plentiful energy sources. It's clean and abundant. But storing hydrogen has been the issue. A UNSW researcher has now solved that problem with an innovative new...
UNSW Australia

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January 24, 2013
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Hydrogen is on of the world’s most plentiful energy sources. It’s clean and abundant. But storing hydrogen has been the issue. A UNSW researcher has now solved that problem with an innovative new material that is lightweight and compact.

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