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Indian researchers developed a crystalline magnesium-zinc compound that releases hydrogen and methane when heated between 80°C and 110°C. Published in Science Advances in 2026, the study presents a proof of concept for recyclable molecular compounds storing alternative fuels, though the team must still test recharging the material with gases to confirm repeatable release cycles.
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