Lecture

Chemistry of Elements: Hydrogen Reactivity

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Description

This lecture covers the chemistry of hydrogen, including its reactivity, history, synthesis, and industrial production. Topics include the packing efficiency of crystal structures, theoretical density calculations, isotopic effects, and uses of syngas. The instructor discusses the global production of hydrogen, coal gasification processes, and the role of hydrogen in fuel cell technology.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Energy engineering

Fuel power: Hydrogen fuel

Earth science

Atmospheric science: Paleoclimatology

Chemistry

Chemical reactions: Chemical substances

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