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Recently, our group published a perspective article on the impact of alkaline (earth) metals on green ammonia synthesis.Ammonia has attracted much attention as an important hydrogen storage or energy storage carrier. With the increasing depletion of fossil energy and the development and utilization of renewable energy, the transformation and upgrading of the traditional synthetic ammonia indust...
Professor Ping Chen and Professor Jianping Guo from our research group were recently invited by Nature Catalysis to write a retrospective article titled "Ammonia History in the Making." The article highlights the significant contributions of Professor Gerhard Ertl, the 2007 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, to the catalysis of synthetic ammonia.Gerhard Ertl is one of the pioneers of modern surfa...
Recently, our groupwas invited to co-author a Primer article titled “Methods for the Reduction and Oxidation of Nitrogen” with a number of international colleagues, including Professor Yang Shao-Horn from MIT, Professor Ib Chorkendorff from the Technical University of Denmark, Professor Ifan EL Stephens from Imperial College London, and Professor Andrew J. Medford from Georgia Institute of Te...
Recently, a team led by Professor Chen Ping and Professor Guo Jianping from our group published a progress report on new materials and methods for amino energy storage and conversion.The storage and transportation of renewable energy is a bottleneck that restricts its large-scale use. Ammonia, as a chemical energy storage carrier, has gradually attracted widespread attention from academia and i...
Recently, Professor Chen Ping, Professor Guo Jianping and doctoral student Wang Qianru were invited to write a review article on "Future Energy " entitled "The Power of Hydrides".Hydrogen is the earliest element in the universe and has played a vital role in the universe's evolution and human understanding of the material world. Hydrogen can obtain electrons from more electropositive elements o...
Recently, our group's Professor Chen Ping, associate Professor Liu Lin and Professor Li Hui from the Carbon Resource Small Molecules and Hydrogen Energy Utilization Innovation Zone Research Group (19T3 Group) have developed a high-performance finger-shaped and void-structured stainless steel palladium composite membrane that can meet the requirements of rapid start-up of hydrogen sources for fu...
Recently, Professor Chen Ping, Associate Professor He Teng, Associate Professor Cao Hujun, and other members from our group published a review article titled “Complex Hydrides for Energy Storage, Conversion and Utilization.”Composite hydrides have high hydrogen content, a wide variety of types, and diverse properties. Since they were discovered as hydrogen storage materials in 1997, composite...
Reversible Hydrogen Uptake/Release over a Sodium Phenoxide–Cyclohexanolate PairRecently, a team led by Professor Chen Ping and Associate Professor He Teng from our group, in collaboration with Professor Wu Anan from Xiamen University, has made new progress in the research of hydrogen storage materials. The results of this work were published in Angewandte Chemie (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.,Women in...
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