HYDROGEN
GENERATION | PURIFICATION | STORAGE
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A QUANTUM CONVERSION
A QUANTUM CONVERSION
Hydrogen (H2) produced with contemporary methods e.g. electrolysis and syngas, is either inefficient or environmentally unsustainable. So to say, the overall energy budget of the extracted H2, is a net negative. A process with a net positive energy budget, little to no emissions and reduced cost, is the challenge ahead, which NANOARC has now resolved, by way of catalysis, with quantum materials.
A catalyst is a material designed to lower the energy required for a reaction to occur and also, accelerate the rate of the reaction, all while itself remaining unchanged.
GENESIS HYDROGEN (GENHYSISTM) is the design and manufacture Quantum Catalysts, that operate efficiently at atomic scale to surgically effectuate and accelerate the extraction of H2 from water (H2O) under ambient conditions, without the need for any external energy input. It is a net positive approach to H2 production, that proceeds without the need for electrical power input, high temperatures or photo-activation. The reactions are intrinsically nano-catalytic, substantial and occur at ambient temperature, persisting over extensive timeframes.
KEY BENEFITS:
1 gram (0.035 oz.) of GENHYSIS Quantum Catalyst is estimated to produce approx. 1000ml of hydrogen per minute.
The H2 is produced without electrical power input and has no CO2 emissions.
The GENHYSIS Quantum catalyst is immersed in water to activate water splitting and generate H2 gas in a seamless process.
NANOARC’s GENHYSIS Quantum Catalyst nanotechnology is an invaluable tool for next generation, import-independent sustainable H2 production, to power the future.
It is a path to economic prosperity with environmental responsibility.
Simply put, GENHYSIS stands for: Generation of Hydrogen via Catalysis
THE BASIC OFFER
Essentially, in circumstances where Hydrogen (H2) transportation is a problem, with atomically-architectured quantum material nanocatalysts, we potentiate solutions for the production and storage of H2 - onsite.
Quantum material nanocatalysts, are the key offering.
Quantum materials are a niche class ot nanomaterials, typically < 20 nm or 0.02 um in dimension. They are the hardest class of nanomaterials to manufacture and the most efficient for industrial applications. For high catalytic activity, be it for H2 storage or generation, it is crucial, that their surface not be obscured by ligands, impurities and other capping molecules used during for example, their synthesis procedure.
HYDROGEN GENERATION
To that end, we offer ligand-free, high surface area atomically-architectured quantum materials for Hydrogen (H2) generation increase reactivity, enabling a lowering of the reaction energy barrier for water splitting and nanocatalytic sorption capacity of H2.
IN SUMMARY
The quantum-catalysts potentiate the generation of H2 , without the need for electrical power input, high temperatures or photo-activation. The reactions are intrinsically nano-catalytic, substantial and occur at ambient temperature, persisting over extensive timeframes.
All product are provided in powder form, for direct use in that state or for pellet formation. The quantum-catalysts can be post-processed for regeneration and reuse, when necessary.
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
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The Higher the surface area (BET) of the nanoparticles, the more effective the nanomaterial and the lower the required dose.
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H2 GENERATION
H2 GENERATION
GENHYSIS I
GENHYSIS I
NANOARCHITECTURE : Atomically-thin 2D material | < 1 nm (< 0.001 μm) thickness
SURFACE AREA (BET) : 495500 cm²/g
COLOUR : Black/Blackish-Brown Nanopowder
THERMAL RESISTANCE : Up to 2623 °C (4753 °F)
HYDROGEN PRODUCTION TEMPERATURE : Approx. 25°C (273 K)
ESTIMATED HYDROGEN PRODUCTION PER GRAM OF NANOCATALYST : ~ 1000 ml/min
ESTIMATED HYDROGEN COST PER 1000 ml : £ 1.55 - 1.63
APPLICATIONS : Ammonia (NH3) quantum-catalyst, H2O2 decomposition, H2 generation quantum-catalyst in liquid media.
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QUANTITY | PRICE
100 grams (3.5 oz.) | £ 16,250 APPROX. 100 L OF H2 PER MINUTE
250 grams (8.81 oz.) | £ 39,000 APPROX. 250 L OF H2 PER MINUTE
1kg (2.2 lb) | £ 155,000 APPROX. 1000 L OF H2 PER MINUTE
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GENHYSIS II
GENHYSIS II
NANOARCHITECTURE : ~ 10 nm (0.01 μm) Spherical Nanoparticles
NANOARCHITECTURE : ~ 10 nm (0.01 μm) Spherical Nanoparticles
COLOUR : Purple-White/Violet Nanopowder
THERMAL RESISTANCE : Up to 2970 °C (5378 °F)
HYDROGEN PRODUCTION TEMPERATURE : Approx. 25°C (273 K)
APPLICATIONS : H2 generation, H2O2 decomposition, CO oxydation
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QUANTITY | PRICE
50 grams (1.76 oz.) | £ 18,500
500 grams (17.63 oz.) | £ 183,000
1 kg (2.2 lb) | £ 365,000
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HYDROGEN STORAGE
HYDROGEN STORAGE
At NANOARC, we design and manufacture advanced nanostructured materials for high capacity hydrogen storage and rapid release, so as to enhance both efficiency and safety. With a high surface area and tuneable properties, our nanocatalysts offer a direct pathway to solid-state hydrogen storage by overcoming the limitations of conventional methods like compressed gas and cryogenic liquid storage, which are costly, energy-intensive, and have safety concerns.
Essentially, NANOARC offers a sustainable front row experience of nanotech-driven hydrogen storage. Partner with us to improve your hydrogen storage systems, at the nanoscale. Leverage our consultancy services to integrate nanotechnology-enhanced hydrogen storage solutions within gas storage tanks and fuel cell systems for improved energy efficiency.
Although Hydrogen has the highest gravimetric energy density of all known substances (120-142 MJ/kg), it falls short to natural fuel sources when it comes to volumetric energy density (9 MJ/L).
What are the implications?
In a scenario where a system is restricted with say a 1 kilogram (kg) or 2.2 lb weight limit liquid hydrogen would contain a superior amount of energy. However, in a scenario with a 1 litre (0.22 gallons) tank volume limit, other fuels tend to carry more energy.
The issue with volume and energy density is a problem quantum materials can address, by absorbing more H2 per unit volume of nanocatalyst (in some cases 1000x their volume in H2) and exceeding the volume limitations of tanks, where applicable, per energy density available.
The nanocatalysts for storage can hence be used in low volume and consequently weight, whilst storing more H2 for a higher deliverable in energy density per unit volume, per storage tank. The reason for this being that quantum materials have higher storage capacity than regular systems and this balances costs longterm. The amount of hydrogen that can be adsorbed is practically proportional to the specific surface area of the adsorption substrates (i.e. nanocatalysts).
OUR SOLUTION
Our nanocatalysts are viable for low volume high capacity hydrogen storage, delivering higher energy density per unit volume, per storage tank. The reason for this being that quantum materials (<< 20 nm particle size) have higher storage capacity than regular systems and this balances longterm costs.
THE BENEFITS
Our hydrogen storage nanocatalysts offer lighter weight, high surface area for increased storage capacity and chemical stability. The high surface area and adjustable pore structure enable an effective storage of hydrogen through both physisorption (physical adsorption) and chemisorption (chemical reaction) mechanisms.
While a material like palladium (Pd) in its non-nanoscopic form can absorb up to 900 times its volume in hydrogen, our nanocatalysts overcome the limitations of non-nanoscopic Pd such as slow kinetics and hysteresis.
The hollow structures of our hydrogen storage nanocatalysts potentiate the storage of hydrogen both within and on the external surface of the nanomaterials.
QC-PDH
QC-PDH
COLOUR : Black Nanopowder
SURFACE AREA (BET) : 98971 cm²/g
THERMAL RESISTANCE : Up to 3980 °C (7196 °F)
1kg (2.2 lb) OF NANOCATALYST AVERAGE H2 STORAGE CAPACITY : ~ 83.17 Litres ( ~ 21.97 US liquid gallons) of H2
H2 DESORPTION TEMPERATURE : Approx. 50 - 300 °C (122 - 572 °F) under vacuum or inert gas flow
APPLICATIONS : Hydrogen storage quantum-catalyst. Hydrogen can be absorbed and then desorbed back out of the quantum catalyst for thousands of cycles.
The rate of hydrogen sorption improves substantially at the nanoscale as a result the short diffusion distance in comparison to conventional materials. The finer the quantum material, the higher its surace-to-volume ratio, which is favourable for the sorption process. Quantum materials hence offer a hydrogen storage alternative that overcomes the two major barriers of bulk/regular materials i.e.,
H2 rate of sorption and
release temperature.
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QUANTITY | PRICE
5 grams (0.17 oz.) | £ 9,000 STORES APPROX. 0.42 L OF H2 GAS
50 grams (1.76 oz.) | £ 89,000 STORES APPROX. 4.2 L OF H2 GAS
500 grams (17.63 oz.) | £ 889,000 STORES APPROX. 42 L OF H2 GAS
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QC-S
QC-S
NANOARCHITECTURE : Nanotubes
DIMENSIONS : < 3 nm diameter, up to 10 µm in length
COLOUR : Whitish Grey Nanopowder
THERMAL RESISTANCE : Up to 2830 °C (5130°F)
H2 STORAGE CAPACITY : Approx. 9 - 28 wt %
H2 DESORPTION TEMPERATURE : Approx. 170 - 397 °C (338 - 746.6 °F) under vacuum or inert gas flow
APPLICATIONS : QC-S nanotubes are structurally similar to carbon nanotubes (CNT). However, QC-S nanotubes have more superior corrosion and oxidative resistance than CNTs. At low pressures like 1 MPa, QC-S hydrogen absorbtion capacity is about 50 % higher than that of CNTs.
QC-S nanotubes are suitable as light weight fillers in nanocomposites, and serve as an efficient catalyst support.
QC-S I
QC-S I
NANOARCHITECTURE : Hollow Nanospheres
DIMENSIONS : ~ 8 nm (0.008 um) diameter
COLOUR : Bluish-Black/Midnight Blue Nanopowder
THERMAL RESISTANCE: Up to 2830 °C (5130°F)
H2 STORAGE CAPACITY : Approx. 5 - 18 wt %
H2 DESORPTION TEMPERATURE : Approx. 168 - 397 °C (334.4 - 746.6 °F) under vacuum or inert gas flow
APPLICATIONS : QC-S I nanospheres are structurally similar to fullerenes However, QC-S I nanospheres have more superior corrosion and oxidative resistance.
QC-S I nanospheres are ultra-lightweight fillers in nanocomposites, and help circumvent weight issues surrounding solid-state hydrogen storage systems.
QC-B
QC-B
NANOARCHITECTURE : < 20 nm (0.02 um) nanotubes
COLOUR : Cream/White Nanopowder
HEAT RESISTANCE : Up to 2973 °C (5383 °F)
H2 STORAGE CAPACITY : > 15% of its weight
APPLICATIONS : Hydrogen atoms adhere easily to layers of the nanostructure, and this adsorption property, combined with the high surface area of atomic layers, makes it useful for hydrogen storage. Studies indicate it can store over 15% of its weight in hydrogen.
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QUANTITY | PRICE
5 grams (0.17 oz.) | £ 7,000
50 grams (1.76 oz.) | £ 69,000
250 grams (8.81 oz.) | £ 344,000
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H2 GAS PURIFICATION
H2 GAS PURIFICATION
Hydrogen (H2) can be produced from either hydrocarbons or water, via a wide array of techniques. We aim at catering to the needs of various industrial approaches, for the collective furtherance of the H2 economy, in a sustainable manner.
Hydrogen storage and transportation, remain challenging aspects to overcome, as they are critical prerequisites to the realisation of a hydrogen-based economy. A viable storage mechanism, involves the use of high surface area uniquely designed nanocatalysts, that serve the multifunctional purpose of facilitating the uptake and dissociation of H2 whilst also, protecting the surface from corrosion.
The majority of H2 currently produced is in the form of syngas, that is generated by the gasification of hydrocarbons, which releases large amounts of carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2). In heterogeneous (nano)catalysis, it is observed that poisons (e.g., sulphur, arsenic, and CO) deactivate catalysed reactions through irreversible adsorption at active sites on the catalyst, which inhibits proper H2 storage.
The reason for this being, there is a competition between the poison and the reactant (e.g. H2) for available adsorption sites at the (nano)catalyst surface. The catalyst poisoning species tend to inhibit the dissociative adsorption of H2 at the surface, which is the initial step in the absorption/desorption process.
Catalysts tend to be particularly vulnerable to poisons such as hydrogen sulphide (H2S) and CO, which are among the contaminant species present in the hydrocarbon fuels used for H2 production. CO in itself, strongly blocks the capacity for H2 insertion as well as its removal for energy generation, from (nano)catalysts.
It goes without saying, that a high purity H2 gas stream is crucial for both H2 storage as well as the performance of fuel cells. Catalyst poisoning species must hence be removed substantially, as they prohibit these mechanisms, even at very low concentrations. In the case of CO, a strong adsorbing species, its concentration ought to be less than 10 ppm, to ensure proper system functionality.
The absorption of poisons on (nano)catalyst surfaces, can be used advantageously, through the design of highly-selective gas-specific nano-catalytic materials, for the effective removal of poisons, to minimise their competitive cumulation downstream, where pure H2 is required for storage.
We design and manufacture various high performance nano-catalytic materials, to carry out various functions that support the H2 economy, from H2 production and storage to energy generation.
We provide highly selective nanocatalysts that can be used to purify the H2 gas. These nanocatalysts can be used as powder beds or pelleted, to act as sorbents for the effective removal the contaminants such as CO, CO2, H2S, SOx, mercury, arsenic, selenium, and phosphorus from high temperature syngas. Furthermore, the nanocatalyst can be recycled for re-use, as a cost recuperation measure and service lifetime extension.
CO2 CAPTURE
CO2 CAPTURE
Q-LHO
Q-LHO
COLOUR : White Nanopowder
CO2 CAPTURE EFFECTIVE AT 24 -204 °C (DRY/HUMID SLURRY) : from ~ 85 % efficiency
GAS CAPTURE : averaging from 1100 - 1958 cm3 (i.e. ~ 1.1 - 1.96 kg ) of CO2 per gram of nanocatalyst
APPLICATIONS : Effective nano-sorbent for CO2 and absorbs more CO2 than its weight.
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QUANTITY | PRICE
50 grams (0.88 oz.) | £ 7,000 CAPTURES APPROX 55,000 - 97,900 cm3 of CO2
250 grams (8.81 oz.) | £ 34,000 CAPTURES APPROX. 275,000 - 489,500 cm3 of CO2
1kg (2.2 lb) | £ 135,000 CAPTURES APPROX. 1,100,000 - 1,958,000 cm3 of CO2
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DESULPHURISATION
DESULPHURISATION
DS-CAT PLUS *
DS-CAT PLUS *
NANOARCHITECTURE : Atomically-thin 2D material | < 1 nm (< 0.001 μm) thickness
SPECIFIC SURFACE AREA (BET): 635,200 cm²/g
COLOUR : White Nanopowder
GAS HOURLY SPACE VELOCITY (GSHV) : 20,000 to 75,000 h-1
OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE : 25 to 600ºC
DESULPHURISATION : Captures 360 g of Sulphur per gram (0.035 oz) of nano-catalyst
AVERAGE ADSORPTION CAPACITY (AMMONIA) PER GRAM OF NANOCATALYST : 1.8 - 3.6 mg NH3 g-1
APPLICATIONS : Effective H2S, SOx and NH3 sorbent, Superior Hydrodesulfurisation & Hydrodenitrogenation nanocatalyst, Methyl Mercaptan and Carbonyl Sulphide (COS) removal, Stabilisation of asphaltene in oil under acidic conditions, Enhanced UV blocking, Antibacterial & Anti-fungal in the dark, Acidity/Corrosion Inhibitor, Antifouling agent, Halogen-Free Flame retardant, CO and CO2 sorbent.
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QUANTITY | PRICE
25 grams (0.88 oz.) | £ 3,250 Captures approx. 9 kg (19.9 lb) of Sulphur
250 grams (8.81. oz) | £ 31,000 Captures approx. 90 kg (199 lb) of Sulphur
1kg (2.2 lb) | £ 123,000 Captures approx. 360 kg (794 lb) of Sulphur
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CCO - CATALYTIC FLUE SCRUBBER*
CCO - CATALYTIC FLUE SCRUBBER*
NANOARCHITECTURE : < 25 nm Spherical hollow nanoparticles
SPECIFIC SURFACE AREA (BET) : 388,000 cm²/g
COLOUR : White Nanopowder
OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE : 25 to 800ºC
GAS HOURLY SPACE VELOCITY (GSHV) : 21,000 h-1
DESULPHURISATION : Captures 220 g of Sulphur per gram (0.035 oz) of nano-catalyst
APPLICATIONS : Nanocatalyst for flue gas desulphurisation eliminating harmful SO2 and NO2 .
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25 grams (0.88 oz.) | £ 2,000 Captures approx. 5.5 kg (12.13 lb) of Sulphur
250 grams (8.81 oz.) | £ 19,000 Captures approx. 55 kg (121.3 lb) of Sulphur
1 kg (2.2 lb) | £ 75,000 Captures approx. 220 kg (485.01 lb) of Sulphur
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NH3 , P & ORGANIC COMPOUNDS & MISC.
NH3 , P & ORGANIC COMPOUNDS & MISC.
MAG-O
MAG-O
COLOUR : White Nanopowder
SPECIFIC SURFACE AREA (BET) : 359,300 cm²/g
OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE : 25 to 700ºC
GAS HOURLY SPACE VELOCITY (GSHV) : 1,200 - 4,000 h-1
DESULPHURISATION (WET & DRY FLUE) : Captures 204 g of Sulphur per gram (0.035 oz) of nano-catalyst
AVERAGE ADSORPTION CAPACITY (AMMONIA) PER GRAM OF NANOCATALYST : 0.45 - 0.92 mg NH3 g-1
APPLICATIONS : Effective nano-sorbent for SO2 (wet flue), Methyl Mercaptan removal, Room-temperature hydrolysis of Carbonyl Sulphide (COS), propionaldehyde, benzaldehyde, ammonia, dimethylamine, N-nitrosodiethylamine and methanol. Smoke suppression and flame retardant.
Q-PDH
Q-PDH
COLOUR : Black Nanopowder
SURFACE AREA (BET) : 98,971 cm²/g
APPLICATIONS : Effective in the removal of mercury, arsenic, selenium, and phosphorus from high temperature syngas. Oxygen scavenger at approx 350 °C
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5 grams (0.17 oz.) | £ 9,000
50 grams (1.76 oz.) | £ 89,000
500 grams (17.63 oz.) | £ 889,000
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O2 SCAVENGING
O2 SCAVENGING
QC-S X
QC-S X
NANOARCHITECTURE : Hollow Nanospheres
DIMENSIONS : < 8 nm (< 0.008 um) diameter
COLOUR : Bluish-Black/Midnight Blue Nanopowder
THERMAL RESISTANCE: Up to 2830 °C (5130°F)
APPLICATIONS : Effective oxygen scavenger in inert gas atmosphere to remove residual O2 from hydrogen gas
MAG-R | BLACK ROSE
MAG-R | BLACK ROSE
NANOARCHITECTURE : Atomically-thin 2D material | < 1 nm (< 0.001 μm) thickness
SURFACE AREA (BET)** : 49550 m²/kg
COLOUR : Black/Blackish-Brown Nanopowder
APPLICATIONS : Arsenic extraction, Oxygen and Asphaltene scavenging, H2O2 decomposition, H2S adsorbent, dehydrogenation nanocatalyst, ammonia nanocatalyst, decomposition of p-nitrophenol (p-NP).
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