Page 7: Research news on hydrogen

Hydrogen, as a scientific topic, encompasses the study of the lightest chemical element (atomic number 1) across its atomic, molecular, ionic, and condensed phases, as well as its roles in physical chemistry, materials science, and energy research. It includes investigation of quantum properties of the hydrogen atom, isotopes (protium, deuterium, tritium), hydrogen bonding, and behavior under extreme conditions leading to phenomena such as metallic hydrogen. The topic also covers hydrogen’s function in acid–base chemistry, redox processes, plasma physics, astrochemistry, and its use as an energy carrier in technologies like fuel cells and hydrogen storage materials.

New way to simulate hydrogen storage efficiency of materials

Hydrogen energy has the potential to be a key measure to meet the United Nations net zero emissions target, but its industrial use has been hindered by the difficulty in its storage and handling. Hydrogen becomes a gas at ...

How confined protons migrate

Protons (H+) and hydronium ions (H3O+) in free aqueous solutions seem to migrate faster than other ions due to the the Grotthuss-mechanism. Individual protons do not really migrate at all. Instead, bonds of the hydronium ...

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