Chemical Hydrogen Carriers

Exhibits how to storage and produce clean hydrogen to enhance energy efficiency and support sustainable development.

Autorentext
Professor Zhiping Zheng received his BS and MS degree at Peking University and PhD with Professor M. Frederick Hawthorne at University of California, Los Angeles. He conducted postdoctoral research with Professor Richard H. Holm at Harvard University before joining the faculty of The University of Arizona in 1997. Prof. Zheng relocated his research program to Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech, China) in 2017, where he is Chair Professor and Head of Department of Chemistry. He was also the Founding Executive Director of Shenzhen Grubbs Institute at SUSTech (2018-2019). Prof. Zheng served as Topic Editor and on the Advisory Board of Crystal Growth and Design. He is presently Associate Editor of Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers and the Editorial Board of Journal of Rare Earths and Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry. He received a number of prestigious awards, including CAREER Award from the US National Science Foundation and the International Junior Research Award from European Rare Earth and Actinide Society. He was elected Fellow of Royal Chemical Society in 2016. His research is focused on the synthetic and materials chemistry of both transition metals and rare earth elements, with particular interest in molecular and nanostructured materials of significant energy and environmental relevance.

Inhalt

1. Introductory
2. Alcohols
3. Formic Acid
4. Hydrocarbon and N-Heterocyclic Molecules
5. Ammonia
6. Metal Hydride
7. Ammonia-Borane
8. Biomass and Renewables
9. Industrial Applications
10. Summary and Perspective