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Reaction of Aluminum with Water to Produce Hydrogen
Reaction of Aluminum with Water to Produce Hydrogen A Study of Issues Related to the Use of Aluminum for On-Board Vehicular Hydrogen Storage Department of Energy Version - 2008 Page 1 of 26 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .. 3 INTRODUCTION .. 5 BACKGROUND .. 5 Reaction -PROMOTING APPROACHES .. 6 hydroxide Promoters Oxide Promoters Salt Promoters Combined Oxide and Salt Promoters Aluminum Pretreatment Molten Aluminum Alloys PROPERTIES OF THE Aluminum - Water REACTIONS RELATIVE.
The first reaction forms the aluminum hydroxide bayerite (Al(OH) 3) and hydrogen, the second reaction forms the aluminum hydroxide boehmite (AlO(OH)) and hydrogen, and the third reaction forms aluminum oxide and hydrogen. All these reactions are thermodynamically favorable from room temperature past the melting point of aluminum (660 . o. C).
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