Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Saifullah Badar

Yuji Zenitani

Hyunjeong Nam

Manabu Kanou

Yuki Nakata

Tetsuya Asano

Takashi Nishihara

Akihiro Itou

The desorbing process of the present disclosure includes a step of bringing a solution containing a hydrogenated aromatic compound, at least one of [P((CH)CH)((CH)CH) (5&#x2264;m&#x2264;24, 13&#x2264;n&#x2264;24)]and [N((CH)CH)((CH)CH) (5&#x2264;m&#x2264;24, 13&#x2264;n&#x2264;24)], and an anion into contact with an anode; and desorbing hydrogen from the hydrogenated aromatic compound.

Desorbing process, hydrogen-supplying solution, and desorbing apparatus

A hydrogen desorption method includes a step of bringing a liquid containing an alicyclic saturated hydrocarbon having a tertiary carbon atom bearing a saturated hydrocarbon side chain, a quinone, and an electrolyte into contact with a anode and a step of desorbing hydrogen from the alicyclic saturated hydrocarbon having a tertiary carbon atom bearing a saturated hydrocarbon side chain.

Hydrogen desorption method and dehydrogenation apparatus

An exemplary organic hydride conversion device for generating a hydrogen gas through organic hydride conversion according to the present disclosure comprises an anode containing a dehydrogenation catalyst, a cathode containing hydrogenation catalyst, and a proton conductor disposed between the anode and the cathode. The proton conductor has a perovskite crystal structure expressed by the compositional formula ABB'O. The A element is an alkaline-earth metal and is contained in a range of 0.4&#x3c;a&#x3c;0.9, where the a value represents a mole fraction of this element, and the B&#x2032; element is a trivalent group 3 or group 13 element and is contained in a range of 0.2&#x3c;x&#x3c;0.6, where the x value represents a mole fraction of this element.

Organic hydride conversion device

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Saifullah Badar