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ChemInform Abstract: Observation of TiH5 and TiH7 in Bulk‐Phase TiH3 Gels for Kubas‐Type Hydrogen Storage.

Tuan K.A. Hoang, Leah Morris, Daniel Reed, David Book, Michel L. Trudeau, David M. Antonelli

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Abstract Porous TiIII hydride gels of type (II) are prepared as promising new hydrogen storage materials exploiting the first example of a solid state homoleptic metal hydride that binds further H2 ligands via the Kubas interaction [→ (III)].

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Abstract Porous TiIII hydride gels of type (II) are prepared as promising new hydrogen storage materials exploiting the first example of a solid state homoleptic metal hydride that binds further H2 ligands via the Kubas interaction [→ (III)].

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Abstract Porous TiIII hydride gels of type (II) are prepared as promising new hydrogen storage materials exploiting the first example of a solid state homoleptic metal hydride that binds further H2 ligands via the Kubas interaction [→ (III)].

Key concepts: Homoleptic, Hydrogen storage, Hydride, Chemistry, Hydrogen, Metal, Phase (matter), Crystallography

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