Next-generation membrane cuts toluene crossover to boost hydrogen storage performance

Next-generation membrane cuts toluene crossover to boost hydrogen storage performance

A Korean research team has developed a new proton exchange membrane (PEM) that significantly enhances the performance of electrochemical hydrogen storage systems. The work was published as a cover article in the Journal of Materials Chemistry A.

Development of High-Performance Proton Exchange Membrane for Electrochemical LOHC Hydrogen Storage - Hydrogen Central

Development of High-Performance Proton Exchange Membrane for Electrochemical LOHC Hydrogen Storage Newswise — A Korean research team has developed a new proton exchange membrane (PEM) that significantly enhances the performance of electrochemical hydrogen storage systems. Dr. Soonyong So of the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) and Professor Sang-Young Lee of Yonsei University have developed a next-generation PEM for LOHC-b…

New proton exchange membrane advances hydrogen storage

Discover how a new proton exchange membrane significantly enhances the performance of electrochemical hydrogen storage systems.

Advancements in High-Performance Proton Exchange Membranes Enhance

A groundbreaking advancement in the field of proton exchange membranes (PEMs) has emerged from a collaborative research initiative between Dr. Soonyong So from the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) and Professor Sang-Young Lee from Yonsei University. This new membrane technology, designed to optimize electrochemical hydrogen storage systems, utilizes a hydrocarbon-based polymer known as sulfonated poly(arylene ether sulfone…

Development of High-Performance Proton Exchange Membrane for Electrochemical LOHC Hydrogen Storage

Dr. Soonyong So of the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) and Professor Sang-Young Lee of Yonsei University have developed a next-generation PEM for LOHC-based electrochemical hydrogen storage using a hydrocarbon-based polymer called SPAES (sulfonated poly(arylene ether sulfone)).