Breaking the H₂ Marriage and Reuniting the Couple

Breaking the H₂ Marriage and Reuniting the Couple

A nonmetal compound enables the reversible splitting of dihydrogen. Related compounds may find use in chemical transformations and in hydrogen activation or storage.

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Veröffentlicht in:Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) 2006-11, Vol.314 (5802), p.1096-1097
1. Verfasser: Kubas, Gregory J.
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Chemical compounds
Chemical reactions
Chemistry
Cost efficiency
Electrons
Hydrogen
Hydrogen bonds
Hydrogenation
Ligands
Molecules
Nonmetals
Perspectives
Protons
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Cost efficiency
Electrons
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Hydrogen bonds
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Ligands
Molecules
Nonmetals
Perspectives
Protons
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