They manage to store hydrogen in a simple and stable way.
They manage to store hydrogen in a simple and stable way.

This new advance promises to solve hydrogen's biggest obstacle, how to store it safely and efficiently under normal conditions. Scientists from EPFL in Switzerland and Kyoto University in Japan created the first deep autectic solvent based on hydride, a liquid that keeps hydrogen stable at room temperature.

This liquid contains 6.9% hydrogen by weight, exceeding the storage goal established by the United States Department of Energy for 2025, and most surprisingly, it releases pure hydrogen gas at only 60º, an extremely low temperature compared to current release methods in solids that require intense heating, in addition, the decomposition occurs only in ammonium borane, indicating that the other component can be reused, which could reduce costs and environmental impacts.
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