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The Ti-based metal hydride electrode for Ni MH rechargeable batteries

Lee et al., 1996

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10506212611909362340
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Lee H
Lee K
Lee J
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Journal of alloys and compounds

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The pressure-composition isotherms and electrochemical characteristics of titanium-based hydrogen storage alloys have been studied for various compositions. In the Ti Zr V Mn Ni system, Ti0. 2Zr0. 05V0. 4Mn0. 35− xNix (x= 0.1–0.25) alloys were found to have a large …
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