High-pressure, grid-independent hydrogen generation via chemical hydride hydrolysis: Demonstration and deployment strategies
Authors:
- Chan KimCKChan Kim
- Jaewon KirkJKJaewon Kirk
- Felicia Alvita ThedaFTFelicia Alvita Theda
- Euirim OnEOEuirim On
- Keunsoo KimKKKeunsoo Kim
- Hyuntae SohnHSHyuntae Sohn
- Suk Woo NamSNSuk Woo Nam
- Ji Hui SeoJSJi Hui Seo
- Han Jin KimHKHan Jin Kim
- Pyung Soon KimPKPyung Soon Kim
- Jaeyong LeeJLJaeyong Lee
- Jihoon JangJJJihoon Jang
Open Access
- 23 April 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 513
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- Korea Institute of Science and Technology (2E33282)
- Korea Ministry of Trade Industry and Energy (20019144)
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