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Chemistry Division of CIEMAT GRAFAGEN PROJECT SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GRAPHENE-BASED MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE Alberto J. Quejido - M. Isabel Rucandio - Rodolfo Fernández - M. Belén Gómez Chemistry Division of CIEMAT

Outline Objectives Introduction Proposed Method Further study Capabilities

1. Objectives of the GRAFAGEN project 1.1 Preparation of graphene supported in different material by CVD 1.2 Applications of graphene for PV applications 1.3 Synthesis of different graphene bases materials for H2 storage Synthesis of a different graphene-based materials hydrothermal processing of Graphene Oxide, previously prepared by Hummers method, with transition metals salts followed by calcination. Characterization of synthetized materials by different macro-, micro- and nanoestructural techniques. Study of adsorption/absorption and desorption of hydrogen in the prepared materials-

2.1 Graphene-based materials 2. Introduction 2.1 Graphene-based materials Graphite(Gt) Graphene Mechanical exfoliation(adhesive tape technique), Graphite(Gt) Graphite oxide(GtO) Graphene oxide(GO) Oxidation (Hummers method) Exfoliation (sonication, stirring) Reduction (chemical reduction, thermal annealing) Graphene oxide(GO) Reduced graphene oxide(rGO)

High Specific Surface Area 2. Introduction 2.2 Graphene-based materials: Properties Electrical Zero-overLap semimetal with both holes and electrons as charge carriers Very high electrical conductivity (depending on the quality of graphene) Mechanical Young’s modulus ~ 1TPa Optical Transmittance ~ 97,7% Thermal Conductivity Above 3000 W.m.K-1 High Specific Surface Area Theoretically ~ 2620 m2.g-1

2.3 Metal Oxide-rGO nanocomposites by hydrogen storage 2. Introduction 2.3 Metal Oxide-rGO nanocomposites by hydrogen storage Graphite Powder Graphite Oxide Oxidation (Hummers Method) Metal Salt mixing with GO. Sonication Hydrothermal treatment and Calcination Metal Oxide-rGO Graphite Oxide/Metal Salt

No highly sophisticated instrumentation is required. 3. Proposed Method 3.1 Starting point conditions Starting approach based on: “Effect of calcination temperatures on the electrochemical performances of nickel oxide/reduction graphene oxide (NiO/RGO) composites synthesized by hydrothermal method” Chen et al. (2016) Journal of Physics and Chemistryof Solids 98 209–219 Easy implementation with our capabilities : Basic laboratory operations such as ultrasonic sonication, hydrothermal treatment, filtration, centrifugation… No highly sophisticated instrumentation is required. Cost-effective: minimum organic solvents consumption Adaptation of ZnO and NiO proportions according to those from Z-Sorb III sorbent: ZnO 42,5% w/w and NiO 6,6% w/w are normalised to ZnO 86,5% w/w and NiO 13,5% w/w

3. Proposed Method 3.2 Applied procedure Graphite oxidation Hummers method (KMnO4, H2SO4) Mechanical exfoliation (Ultrasonication) Graphite Powder (0,3g) Graphite Oxide Graphene Oxide (GO) Synthesis of composite Slow addition of 5.8 g Zn(NO 3)2 + 0.9 g Ni(NO 3)2 +1 g Urea Hydrothermal treatment: 120 ˚C, 24h Transfer to centrifuge tubes: Centrifugation Washing repeteadly with DI water and Ethanol GO solution in DI water: 5 mg.L-1 NiO/ZnO-rGO powder Drying under vacuum: 60 ˚C, 24h Calcination: 250 ˚C, 24h

3. Proposed Method 3.3 Scheme of the device for H2 adsorption/desorption Gas exhaust Vacuum pump Cylinder containing graphene sample M1 H2 Stopper He for system purge Gas exhaust Output for gas sampling and analysis (µGC)

Test GO obtained by improved Hummers method as starting material 4. Further studies Test GO obtained by improved Hummers method as starting material Increase the efficiency of graphite oxidation Test different weight ratios among GO - Zn(NO3)2 - Ni(NO3)2 Test different calcination temperatures

5. Capabilities of the Chemistry Division of CIEMAT Chemical synthesis of different graphene-based materials (doping, structural modifications or prepared in different forms – powder, sheets, ribbons-). Structural characterization and chemical purity. To check electrical properties of prepared materials. To build specifically designed devices for different applications.

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