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Mobile fuel cells

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Fuel cells designed for use in mobile devices, potentially serving as a future energy source for smartphones and tablets.

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Often mentioned with · Organizations

Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA)
Industry association representing companies in the fuel cell and hydrogen sectors.
ngo United States 1 mention
U.S. military
Defense
gov USA 1 mention
Pike Research
market research
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Maine
Maine
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Oregon
Oregon
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Often mentioned with · Projects

Liquid boron-nitrogen-based hydrogen storage material development
Research project at the University of Oregon to develop a novel liquid material for safe and efficient hydrogen gas storage, addressing a major barrier to hydrogen fuel adoption.
operational 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Facilities

Mobius Inc.
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Often mentioned with · Products

Liquid boron-nitrogen-based hydrogen storage material
A novel liquid material that captures and stores hydrogen gas, releasing it in a fast, safe, and controlled manner. Applicable to mobile fuel cells and scalable to vehicle-scale applications.
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Shih-Yuan Liu
United States 1 mention
Tomlin Coggeshall
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Liquid boron-nitrogen-based hydrogen storage material
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In the news (3)

New liquid material from University of Oregon could store hydrogen gas
Mobile fuel cells could be the future of smart phones and tablets
Public forum to address the uses of mobile fuel cells to be held in Maine

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