Rather than using hydrogen in its normal gaseous state, a liquid hydrogen carrier called formic acid has been proposed, and now researchers from GRT Group and EPFL have built a prototype of a ...

New research shows that formic acid could be used as a safe, easy-to-transport source of hydrogen for fuel cells. Matthias Beller and his colleagues at the Leibniz Institute of Catalysis ...

Organic compounds such as formic acid, which is nontoxic and a liquid at room temperature (density, 1.22 g cm −3), have been widely used as hydrogen sources in liquid-phase transfer ...

Hydrogen For Fuel Cells Extracted From Formic Acid At Room Temperature Date: May 8, 2008 Source: Wiley-Blackwell Summary: Matthias Beller and his team at the Leibniz Institute of Catalysis in ...

The HYFORM-PEMFC device uses formic acid to store hydrogen, and can have both domestic and industrial applications. Compared to devices that only use hydrogen, the HYFORM-PEMFC has been designed ...

The HYFORM-PEMFC device uses formic acid to store hydrogen, and has domestic and industrial applications. Compared to devices that only use hydrogen, the HYFORM-PEMFC has been designed to ensure ...

A researcher at AIST, in collaboration with the University of Tsukuba, has developed a highly efficient method for the direct formic acid synthesis from carbon dioxide and hydrogen. The research ...

Björn Loges, Albert Boddien, Henrik Junge, and Matthias Beller at the Leibniz Institute of Catalysis in Rostock have now succeeded in the controlled extraction of hydrogen from formic acid ...

Startup OCOchem has built factory-assembled “artificial photosynthesis” cells to make formate, a widely used chemical now ...

It's towed behind the bus in a compact trailer, and converts a fuel called hydrozine – made up of 99 percent formic acid and 1 percent a performance enhancing agent – into hydrogen and CO2.