Carbonaceous material, hydrogenoccluding material, hydrogen-occluding apparatus, fuel cell, and method of hydrogen occlusion
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorTatsushiro Hirata
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorTatsushiro Hirata
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The present invention relates to a carbonaceous material including a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule; and an atom or atomic group introduced thereinto, wherein a chemical potential of a hydrogen molecule near the cylindrical carbonaceous molecule introduced the atom or atomic group thereinto is lower than a chemical potential of another hydrogen molecule near a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule which is not introduced the atom or atomic group thereinto, the position of the latter hydrogen molecule being equivalent to that of the former hydrogen molecule to the cylindrical carbonaceous molecule. With this configuration, it is possible to realize greatly improved hydrogen-occluding performance (or capability of occluding a large amount of hydrogen under normal pressure).
A carbonaceous material comprising a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule;
A hydrogen-occluding material containing a carbonaceous material, said carbonaceous material comprising a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule;
A hydrogen-occluding apparatus having a pressure container and a hydrogen-occluding material held therein, said hydrogen-occluding material containing a carbonaceous material, said carbonaceous material comprising a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule;
A fuel cell which employs a hydrogen-occluding material, said hydrogen-occluding material containing a carbonaceous material, said carbonaceous material comprising a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule;
A hydrogen-occluding material comprising a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule into which at least one fluorine atom is introduced.
A hydrogen-occluding apparatus having a pressure container and a hydrogen-occluding material held therein, said hydrogen-occluding material containing a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule having at least one fluorine atom introduced thereinto.
A fuel cell which employs a hydrogen-occluding material, said hydrogen-occluding material containing a cylindrical carbonaceous molecule having at least one fluorine atom introduced thereinto.
A method of hydrogen occlusion, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.