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Gas-solid mass transfer enhancement enables high-capacity hydrogen storage in clathrate hydrates
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• Revealing the dominant role of gas-solid mass transfer in the later stage of hydrogen hydrate growth; • Proposing a dual enhancement strategy targeting both gas-liquid and gas-solid mass transfer; • Achieving a hydrogen hydration encapsulation capacity of 0.835 wt%, reaching 81.07% of the theoretical maximum; • Demonstrating excellent recyclability of the promoting system, indicating strong potential for engineering applications; • Providing an innovative strategy to improve hydrate-based hydrogen storage.
Keywords:
Hydrogen storage
Hydrates
Mass transfer
Raman spectra
Nanohydrogel
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