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2.2.5 Conclusion
The critical and constructive analysis (of indirect experiment
character) of the state and the current level of studies on the nature,
characteristics and mechanisms of hydrogen interaction with
graphite and related carbon nanomaterials, demonstrates a real
possibility to optimize specifically the synthesis, preconditioning,
and hydrogen saturation of such materials. The goal is to fabricate
a hydrogen superadsorbent (≥10 wt%) material that would satisfy
the stringent technical requirements [1-3] for on-board hydrogen
accumulation in vehicular applications.
Acknowledgments
This study has been supported by the Russian Foundation of Basic
Research grant no. 12-03-00818-a.
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