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November 29, 2016

Hydrogen in your pocket? New plastic for carrying and storing hydrogen
Tokyo, Japan (SPX) Nov 29, 2016
A Waseda University (Tokyo) research group has developed a polymer which can store hydrogen in a light, compact and flexible sheet, and is safe to touch even when filled with hydrogen gas. Although research and development on technology allowing hydrogen to become a major energy source have been going on for many years, the conventional methods of storing and carrying hydrogen were accompanied by safety risks such as explosions. Recently, hydrogen-absorbing organic compounds have been studied as s ... read more

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Russia detains ex-naval officer in Crimea as suspected 'Kiev spy'

ADB chief urges Trump to remain engaged with Asia

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