The phrase "as well as hydrogen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that hydrogen is included along with other items or elements being discussed.
Example: "The experiment requires several gases, as well as hydrogen, to achieve the desired reaction."
Alternatives: "in addition to hydrogen" or "along with hydrogen".
The graph above charts the contributions played by improved efficiency and adoption of renewable electricity sources as well as hydrogen fuel cells (with the hydrogen generated with renewable energy).
Eric Wachsman at the University of Maryland is developing a lower-temperature solid-oxide fuel cell (350 degrees Celsius target, compared to around 800 degrees Celsius today) that could use carbonaceous fuels as well as hydrogen.
In his talk, Agee presented the results of the isotope analysis for oxygen as well as hydrogen.
The heat of the biosorption involves relatively strong intermolecular forces and mainly electrostatic interaction as well as hydrogen bond.
Simulations of a BSA-HS complex revealed the presence of various electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions, as well as hydrogen bonding.
The water clusters are trapped by the cooperative association of coordinate interactions as well as hydrogen bonds.
The effects of rate sensitivity, initial porosity as well as hydrogen attack on fracture toughness are studied.
Physical measurements of the density, viscosity as well as hydrogen solubility in the reaction mixture were carried out.
The electrophilic/nucleophilic reacting sites as well as hydrogen bonding interactions can be described in any compound on the basis of MEP [46, 47].
The first are topological insulators with unique surface electronic properties and the second are promising for flexible optoelectronic applications as well as hydrogen evolution catalytic reactions.
When iron monosufide (FeS) reacts with hydrogen sulfide (H2S), a pyrite crystal (FeS2), or "fool's gold," forms as well as hydrogen gas, releasing energy in the process.
