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Great video.

Thanks

I see the link does not work anymore?

After watching this video, I realized that I know nothing about physical chemistry and the theoretical parts of the process...how could I improve that? for example; should I understand every term of the energy equation and its effects on the reaction?

Can we consider NH3 as a better energy carrier than H2, It has a higher energy density.

can we use stainless steel for electrodes?

What is the exhaust gas temperature? (cathode outlet gases)

very very informative video for safe storage of hydrogen.

Thank you for these high-quality courses. Can you tell me the professor's name?

Very interesting, so what would the ideal thickness be for storing a hydride?🙂

hi, i'm doing a thesis on hydrogen storage systems and i'm having some problems finding where to buy (or the cost in general) of all these materials could you give me a heads up? thank you for your work

Very good explanation

Why do the cells have to be transparent?

Thank you for this presentation. I never knew that intermetallic compounds existed until yesterday. You've provided me with leads towards further study and immediately useful information in my research on archaeometallurgy.

thank you

Thank you very much for lots of info. about this futuristic hydrogen storage topic. It is very helpful and easy to understand to me. Keep make the videos.

Why do metal hydrides store more hydrogen per unit of volume vs liquid hydrogen?

How long does it last for whatever organic materials to power up any electronics or robots?

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Awesome!

Excellent presentation. Thank you very much. :)

Excellent presentation. The discussion of van't Hoff was particularly interesting.

Very nicely explained mate. Mfc will one day be widely used. Can it be integrated with bio gas plant?

Thank you for all great lectures. You guys really saved me. 👍

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Awesome video , you deserve million subscribers 👍,

Amazing lecture, thank you so much!

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Thanks for this! I learned a lot man! Really appreciate you taking you time out to make this. Really broke it down easily and added info that will hopefully be good for my report

Very informative on my side . Keep up the Good job 👍

This helped me so much. I'm really gratefull that there are people like you who just take their time and make a video to explain something.

Tq sir

You are not american right? Your accent is so very different. It's taking time to understand what u r speaking.

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So metal hydrides is overall better option imo

Thank you for the effective introduction!

It really shows that you know what you're talking about - 10 out of 10 for content. You should either be more relaxed or you could explain in the background. I think that the fact that you know are filmed makes you a bit shy and it shows up in your overall performance. Really appreciate the info, don't take it the wrong way! Keep up the good content

Thanks for nice and helpful explanation

Thanks but what are these fool cells you are talking about?

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Very informative. Great effort 👍

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