1. Properties of dihydrogen
The dihydrogen molecule is made up of two hydrogen atoms. For the sake of simplicity, it is called hydrogen when there can be no confusion with its constituent atoms. This will be the case in this article.
Under normal conditions of temperature and pressure, hydrogen is an odorless, colorless gas. It liquefies at – 252.8°C and is the coldest known fluid in liquid form, after liquid helium. The characteristics of hydrogen are given in table 1 .
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Events
WHEC (World Hydrogen Energy Conference). Under the aegis of the International Association for Hydrogen Energy IAHE, one of the world's largest and longest-running hydrogen energy conferences, the WHEC, has been held every two years since 1976. These conferences are organized in turn by the hydrogen-energy community of one country in the world
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Standards
- Liquid Hydrogen – Land vehicle fuelling system interface - ISO 13984 - 1999
- Liquid hydrogen – Land vehicle fuel tank - ISO 13985 - 2006
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- Hydrogen fuel – Product specification - ISO 14687:1999/Cor1 - 2001
- Airport H2 fuelling facility - ISO/PAS 15594 - 2004
- Basic considerations for the safety of hydrogen systems - ISO/TR 15916 - 2004
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Cerium electrolytic oxidation process and electrolysis unit for its implementation CA2582058.
Process for the production of synthesis gas by steam reforming in a reactor-exchanger FR2890955, ROJEY (A.), BERTHOLIN (S.), GIROUDIERE (F.), LENGLET (E.).
Process for the production of highly thermally integrated hydrogen by reforming a hydrocarbon feedstock, EP 2107043, GIROUDIERE (F.),...
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