A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications

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Autor(a) principal: Thill, Alisson Steffli
Data de Publicação: 2023
Outros Autores: Lima, Dirléia dos Santos, Pérez Lopez, Oscar William, Manfro, Robinson Luciano, Souza, Mariana de Mattos Vieira Mello, Baptista, Daniel Lorscheitter, Archanjo, Braulio Soares, Poletto, Fernanda, Bernardi, Fabiano
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Resumo: The use of nanofoams is beneficial for a wide range of applications ranging from catalysis to plasmonics. The present communication reports on the non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams and their use for hydrogen storage applications. The results point to an improved hydrogen storage capacity at room temperature and ambient pressure of hydrogen as compared to Ni-based systems in the literature. DFT calculations point to a quasi-molecular bonding of the H2 molecule at the surface of the NiO nanofoams. The results open new possibilities for the design of future smart materials for hydrogen storage applications and other fields.
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title A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
spellingShingle A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
Thill, Alisson Steffli
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title_short A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
title_full A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
title_fullStr A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
title_full_unstemmed A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
title_sort A new non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams for hydrogen storage applications
author Thill, Alisson Steffli
author_facet Thill, Alisson Steffli
Lima, Dirléia dos Santos
Pérez Lopez, Oscar William
Manfro, Robinson Luciano
Souza, Mariana de Mattos Vieira Mello
Baptista, Daniel Lorscheitter
Archanjo, Braulio Soares
Poletto, Fernanda
Bernardi, Fabiano
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author2 Lima, Dirléia dos Santos
Pérez Lopez, Oscar William
Manfro, Robinson Luciano
Souza, Mariana de Mattos Vieira Mello
Baptista, Daniel Lorscheitter
Archanjo, Braulio Soares
Poletto, Fernanda
Bernardi, Fabiano
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author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Thill, Alisson Steffli
Lima, Dirléia dos Santos
Pérez Lopez, Oscar William
Manfro, Robinson Luciano
Souza, Mariana de Mattos Vieira Mello
Baptista, Daniel Lorscheitter
Archanjo, Braulio Soares
Poletto, Fernanda
Bernardi, Fabiano
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Nanoestruturas
Óxido de níquel
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topic Nanoestruturas
Óxido de níquel
Hidrogênio
description The use of nanofoams is beneficial for a wide range of applications ranging from catalysis to plasmonics. The present communication reports on the non-complex synthesis of NiO nanofoams and their use for hydrogen storage applications. The results point to an improved hydrogen storage capacity at room temperature and ambient pressure of hydrogen as compared to Ni-based systems in the literature. DFT calculations point to a quasi-molecular bonding of the H2 molecule at the surface of the NiO nanofoams. The results open new possibilities for the design of future smart materials for hydrogen storage applications and other fields.
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