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Metal hydride electrodes stability of LaNi5-related compounds

Willems, 1984

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Willems J
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In 1800 Alk, sandro Volta') r~ port!;: da device for converting chemical energy inlo electricity. This device, which is now known as the Volta pile, was the first chemical power source or galvanic battery. In Volta's cells, zinc was oxidized at the negative electrode and hydrogen …
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