Abstract
The reaction of composites consisting of MgH2 and a graphene-like or nickel–graphene material with water or citric acid solutions of various concentrations was studied. The composites were prepared by mechanochemical treatment in a hydrogen atmosphere. The reaction of an aqueous citric acid solution with the composites is fast: 98% hydrogen yield is reached at the MgH2 : citric acid molar ratio of 1 : 1. A setup for preparing compressed hydrogen from the composites was developed. It can be used in autonomous mobile installations for hydrogen generation under high pressure, followed by filling balloons.
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