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Volumetric and gravimetric hydrogen storage densities of di�fferent hydrogen storage
methods. Metal hydrides are represented with squares and complex hydrides with triangles. BaReH9 has the highest know hydrogen to metal ratio (4.5), Mg2FeH6 has the highest known volumetric H2 density, LiBH4 has the highest gravimetric density. Reported values for hydrides are excluding tank weight. DOE targets are including tank weight, thus the hydrogen storage characteristics of the shown hydrides may appear too optimistic. |
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