Hydrogen Safety for Hydrogen Energy Applications and Large-Scale Commercialization

Jichao Hong

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Hydrogen Safety for Hydrogen Energy Applications and Large-Scale Commercialization

Jichao Hong

Received: 08 October 2022

Published: 09 October 2022

Abstract

The increasing demand for energy in the world and the environmental pollution caused by conventional chemical fuels constantly promote the development and utilization of new energy. As a kind of new energy, hydrogen is favored by countries all over the world because of its diverse sources, convenient storage and transportation, efficient utilization, and environmental friendliness [1].

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