Hydrogen Cars? A Reality Using MOFs (UoM Chemistry 18)

Hydrogen-powered cars are the clean future of transport, but the problem is that nobody has invented a way to store Hydrogen efficiently on a mass consumer scale - until now. MOFs or Metal Organic Frameworks could very well be the answer. They're also the answer to other gas storage and filtration issues - a cleaner world is just around the corner thanks to the University of Manchester School of Chemistry

[@iamjustsaying.2239]

I was in a hysterical state when you stated not driving around with it in the boot due to it being very heavy. Thank you for making me smile. PS. it's also very explosive.💥

[@atheermmadlool2862]

I think that many materials have the potaintially to be hydrogen storage, from letreture revews I find that phosphine-borane precursors considered one of interesting and promissing compounds might be employed as hydrogen storage, do you have any plan for future to invistgate this particular kind of compounds?

[@swastikbiswas8293]

Sad that Yaghi,the father of Reticular Chemistry didn't get Nobel prize in Chemistry

[@dukulajayasinghe155]

He isn't the father of reticular chemistry, reticular chemistry was published even before him. However yaghi did contribute alot to the field.

[@swastikbiswas8293]

@@dukulajayasinghe155 While I agree with you but I believe he would still a very deserving candidate for Nobel prize