Chua, Y.
, Pei, Q.
, Ju, X.
, Zhou, W.
, Udovic, T.
, Wu, G.
, Xiong, Z.
, Chen, P.
and Wu, H.
(2014),
Alkali Metal Hydride Modification on Hydrazine Boranes for Improved Dehydrogenation, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=915728
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Alkali Metal Hydride Modification on Hydrazine Boranes for Improved Dehydrogenation
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Yong Shen Chua, Qijun Pei, Xiaohua Ju, , , Guotao Wu, Zhitao Xiong, Ping Chen,
Abstract
Hydrazinoboranes of various alkali metals, i.e., NaN2H3BH3 and KN2H3BH3, were synthesized via a liquid approach. The crystal structures of NaN2H3BH3 were determined and their dehydrogenation properties were compared with LiN2H3BH3 and N2H4BH3. A clear correlation between sizes of metal cations in hydrazinoboranes and their corresponding melting and dehydrogenation temperatures was found dependent on the melting temperature. Upon approaching the melting points, alkali metal hydrazinoboranes dehydrogenate rapidly in the first step, giving rise to the formation of intermediates that possess N2BH2, N2BH and NBH3 species. Compared to pristine N2H4BH3, the alkali-metal substituted hyrazinoboranes demonstrate significantly improved dehydrogenation behavior with no N2H4 emission and greatly suppressed NH3 release.Citation
Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Volume
118
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Keywords
complex hydrides, hydrogen storage, crystal chemistry, dehydrogenation
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Created May 28, 2014, Updated October 12, 2021