Two-dimensional layered material of Ti3C2 has been used to improve the hydrogen desorption properties of LiBH4. The results of temperature-programmed dehydrogenation (TPD) and isotherm dehydrogenation (TD) demonstrate that adding the Ti3C2 contributes to the hydrogen storage performance of LiBH4. The dehydrogenation temperature decreases and the dehydrogenation rate increases with increasing the adding amounts of Ti3C2. The onset dehydrogenation temperature of LiBH4 + 40 wt% Ti3C2 composite is 120 degrees C and approximately 5.37 wt% hydrogen is liberated within 1 h at 350 degrees C. Furthermore, the activation energy of LiBH4 + wt.% Ti3C2 is also greatly reduced to 70.3 kJ/mol, much lower than that of pure LiBH4. The remarkable dehydrogenation property of the LiBH4+ 40 wt% Ti3C2 may be due to the layered active Ti-containing Ti3C2 and the high surface area of MXene. (C) 2019 Hydrogen Energy Publications LLC. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved .