Polymer Science Faculty Research
Title
Static and dynamic hydrogen adsorption on Pt/AC and MOF-5
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-2011
Abstract
Hydrogen adsorption has been studied by static and dynamic methods on activated carbon (AC), platinum/activated carbon (Pt/AC), metal organic frameworks (MOF-5), and Pt/AC_MOF-5.The static method showed that all of adsorbents used in this study exhibited a Langmuir (type I) adsorption isotherm at 77 K and a linear function of hydrogen partial pressure at 298 K. The dynamic method produced breakthrough curves, indicating (i) slow rate of hydrogen diffusion in the densely packed activated carbon and Pt/AC beds and (ii) high rate of hydrogen diffusion in the loosely packed bed with large MOF-5 crystallites. Temperature variable adsorption resulted in the higher hydrogen uptake on Pt/AC than other adsorbents. The results suggested that temperature variable adsorption enhanced the hydrogen storage process by (i) initiating hydrogen dissociation at high temperature and (ii) facilitating spillover at low temperature on Pt/AC.
Publication Title
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Volume
36
Issue
10
First Page
6022
Last Page
6030
Recommended Citation
Chien, Andrew C. and Chuang, Steven, "Static and dynamic hydrogen adsorption on Pt/AC and MOF-5" (2011). Polymer Science Faculty Research. 208.
https://ideaexchange.uakron.edu/polymerscience_ideas/208