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Hydrogen storage properties of copper and silver exchanged zeolite SSZ-13

Wendy Lee Queen
2011
Journal paper

Abstract

A multifaceted approach was presented to study H2 adsorption in both copper- and silver-exchanged SSZ-13 and for comparison the host framework SSZ-13. Low-pressure gas adsorption measurements revealed an increased H2 uptake in the cation-exchanged zeolites over that of the host framework without exchange.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/226058?ln=en

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