Photocatalytic dehydrogenation of ammonia borane over Ti₃C₂/MOF-supported Pd-doped Co nanoparticles

Abstract

Pd-Doped Co nanoparticles were incorporated into Ti3C2/UiO-66-NH2 composite. The heterogeneous catalyst exhibited outstanding catalytic activity for the dehydrogenation of ammonia borane under light irradiation at 298 K.

Synergistic interaction between NiPt nanoparticles and phosphorus-doped graphene support boosts hydrogen generation from hydrazine borane

“…In order to solve the escalating environmental crisis resulting from the overconsumption and resource shortage of fossil fuels, hydrogen (H 2 ) has garnered extensive research interest as a promising energy carrier due to its merits of high energy density, clean combustion performance and sustainability. 1–4 However, the safe and efficient storage and transportation of H 2 , as well as on demand availability, are considered to be the major barriers for the hydrogen-based energy society. 5–7 Hydrazine borane (HB), a white solid substance with hydrogen content up to 15.4 wt%, has gained recognition as a potential chemical hydrogen storage material because of its easy synthesis, good chemical stability, and convenient hydrogen generation.…”