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Electrochemical behaviour of intermetallic-based metal hydrides used in Ni/metal hydride (MH) batteries: a review

Feng et al., 2001

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9444058438773817584
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Feng F
Geng M
Northwood D
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Hydrogen storage alloys are a group of new functional intermetallics which can be used in heat pumps, catalysts, hydrogen sensors and Ni/MH batteries. The development of Ni/MH (Metal Hydride) batteries based on MH negative electrodes has seen considerable activity in …
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