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6. Thermodynamic properties and reversibility of absorption/desorption
Although many alanates contain significant quantities of hydrogen, and hydrogen can be desorbed at moderate temperatures (T < 300°C), their use as storage materials is only conceivable if their hydrogenation is reversible. The reversibility of the reaction is primarily a matter of thermodynamics.
Thermodynamic properties concerning hydrogen absorption and desorption can be determined from pressure-composition isotherm (PCT) curves. As an example, the PCT isotherms for absorption and desorption of sodium alanates, NaAlH 4 and Na 3 AlH 6 , at several temperatures are shown in figure
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COST Action MP1103 on "Nanostructured materials for Solid State Hydrogen Storage". http://www.cost-mp1103.eu/WebPages/costmp1103.php
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Rare Earth Metallurgical Chemistry Team /ICMPE/CNRS https://www.icmpe.cnrs.fr/
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