Computational Chemistry in Support of Hydrogen from Coal

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Computational Chemistry in Support of Hydrogen from Coal: NOTE - Registration Requirements: As part of theDepartment?s implementationof e-Government, WE ARE REQUIRING THE SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS THROUGHGRANTS.GOV. There are several one-time actions you must complete in ordertosubmit an application through Grants.gov (e.g., obtain a Dun and BradstreetData Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number, register with the CentralContractor Registration (CCR), register with the credential provider andregister with Grants.gov). You must complete all the one-time actions in?GetStarted? at www.Grants.gov prior to submitting your initial application.APPLICANTS, WHO ARE NOT REGISTERED WITH CCR AND GRANTS.GOV, SHOULD ALLOW ATLEAST 14 DAYS TO COMPLETE THESE REQUIREMENTS. It is suggested that theprocessbe started as soon as possible.Area of Interest 14 - Computational Chemistry in Support of Hydrogen fromCoalComputational chemistry has the potential to uncover new reactionmechanismsand unique interactions between materials and species of interest to theproduction of hydrogen from coal. These interactions may lead to materialsthat allow higher hydrogen storage, materials that have higher fluxes inhydrogen separation, or materials that are resistant to syngas impurities.Thenew reaction mechanisms may lead to novel pathways for hydrogen production.Grant applications are sought to develop computational chemistry modelsthatsupport hydrogen production, separation, and storage. In addition, theseprojects should identify experiments that will validate the models and newareas of research uncovered by the models.To link to the master announcement DE-PS26-05NT42472-00, please click thefollowing link:https://e-center.doe.gov/iips/faopor.nsf/UNID/AFDC3E3018D30D1C8525700C005DB010?OpenDocument