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Hydrogen Storage Properties of Nanoconfined 4MgH2 - NaAlH4 in graphene
aerogel
Muhammad Dzulizhar bin Mohd Rashid
Supervisor: Dr. Nurul Hayati Binti Idris
Bachelor of Applied Science (Electronics and Instrumentation Physics)
School of Ocean Engineering
Hydrogen fuel cell is considered to replace fossil fuel vehicles in future. However,
storing hydrogen in high-pressure gas or liquid become a major safety issue and poses
a combustion hazard. A possible solution is to store hydrogen in a solid form. Herein,
graphene aerogel nanoconfined hydride material have been shown to improve the
kinetics and reduce the desorption temperature of the hydride materials. Further
research works are is needed to improve the hydrogenation, thermal and cyclic
behavior of the graphene aerogel nanoconfined metal hydrides.
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