Direct utilization of crude and waste H2 via CO-tolerant hydrogenation
Illumination for CO-tolerant H2 hydrogenation and storage
H2 tends to be a crucial medium in the foreseeable future as it is not only a green and renewable energy source for vehicles but also a fundamental feedstock for the chemical industry. For instance, selective hydrogenation, one of the catalytic processes used to produce fine compounds, is of vital importance because it enables the selective and efficient conversion of a variety of functional groups under mild reaction conditions. Catalytic hydrogenation of liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs; eg, methylbenzene) is a safe and economic approach for H2 storage.
