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Post-hybridization of MIL-101(Cr) with graphene oxide enhances its hydrogen storage and release capacities

Figure 5. Hydrogen adsorption performance of MIL-101(Cr) and GO-based hybrids under high-pressure conditions. Excess H2 uptake (nexc, wt. %) at: (A) 77 K, (B) 160 K, and (C) 273 K; (D) Cycles of nexc at 77 K in gravimetric capacity for the sample M101-GO 1; (E) ρtap (kg m-3) of the samples; (F) Total volumetric H2 uptake (ntot) at 77 K; (G) Combined stored volumetric H2 capacity (kg m-3), accounting for both compressed and adsorbed phases; (H) Schematic representation of the calculation of the release capacity under different conditions. The isotherms correspond to M101-GO 1; (I) Volumetric H2 release capacities (kg m-3), considering charge at 77 K and 100 bar and discharge at 160 K and 5 bar.

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