Superdense state of the monolayer hydrogen on adsorbent under liquefied temperature

Strategies to recover and minimize boil-off losses during liquid hydrogen storage

“…In support of their findings, in situ neutron scattering experiments revealed that H 2 molecules are firmly attached and immobile at the adsorption sites, even above the H 2 boiling temperature. Gi et al [147] confirmed the superdense state of H 2 not only on MOFs but also on activated carbons at temperatures below 33 K and at 0.1013 MPa.…”