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Now metal-mimicking organic molecules to store hydrogen, producing ammonia in the process
Irani | Apr 24 2007
the molecules used called cyclic alkyl amino carbenes or caacs can split hydrogen under extremely mild conditions but also ammonia
There are some organic molecules that can mimic metals, and hence can provide a solution to the expensive methods of storing hydrogen to power vehicles. But, it is only recently, scientists have identified the molecules and thought to go innovative...
Tags: organic molecules, hydrogen storing, University of California at Riverside, carbenes, cyclic alkyl amino carbenes, CAACs, hydrogen-powered cars, Guy Bertrand, Technology

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