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Enhanced H 2 sorption performance of magnesium hydride with hard-carbon-sphere-wrapped nickel

Peng et al., 2018

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Peng D
Ding Z
Fu Y
Wang Y
Bi J
Li Y
Han S
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Magnesium hydride is regarded as one of the most ideal candidates for hydrogen storage, but its relatively high operating temperatures and slow kinetics always hinder its commercial applications. Herein, we first fabricated hard-carbon-sphere-wrapped Ni (Ni/HCS) via a mild …
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