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Channel role of nano-Mg2Ni in enhancing hydrogen absorption and desorption performances in Mg/Mg2Ni system

Cao et al., 2023

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2670890645591059840
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Cao W
Ding X
Chen R
Zhang J
Zhang Y
Fu H
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Journal of Materials Research and Technology

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Mg 2 Ni is considered as a promising material for both storage hydrogen and catalyze MgH 2 decomposition. Using Mg 2 Ni–Mg as a matrix material may achieve the combination of both advantages. Herein, hypoeutectic and hypereutectic Mg 100-x Ni x (x= 11, 15, 22) …
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