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Hydrogen
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HYDROGEN
Iron laced with tungsten stores hydrogen without fusing into a lump
Iron can store hydrogen, but in a hot furnace its powder slowly fuses into a solid lump. US researchers added tungsten, and 1.5 kilograms of powder came through 30 cycles with almost no loss of capacity.
2026-10-07
HYDROGEN
A furnace heated from within. Hydrogen and graphite instead of smoke
Stanford heats methane pyrolysis from within: burning some hydrogen yields ~10× efficiency and graphite at 96% graphitization — without classic reforming smoke.
2026-09-08
ENERGY
Hydrogen under lock and key. Without 300 degrees.
Hydrogen is the best fuel we know — and the hardest to store. Japanese scientists found a way to lock it in metal and release it again at 90 degrees, without heating it to three hundred.
2026-08-28