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Synthetic approaches to inorganic borohydridesHagemann et al., 2010
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- Hagemann H
- Černý R
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- Dalton Transactions
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Inorganic borohydrides are actively studied in view of potential hydrogen storage applications. These compounds can be obtained by a variety of reactions ranging from high temperature reactions of the elements to exchange reactions in solution or in solid state …
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