Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Hydrogen or compound thereof
Patent
1983-06-13
1986-01-21
Dean, R.
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Hydrogen or compound thereof
148403, 420435, 420455, 420900, 422129, 422139, 423648R, C01B 624
Patent
active
045656860
ABSTRACT:
A nonequilibrium state material, typically a rare-earth-transition metal, for reversible hydrogen storage. A rare earth-transition metal such as a rare earth cobalt alloy, like a samarium-cobalt or a lanthanum-nickel alloy, is provided in the amorphous or metastable crystalline state as a hydrogen absorbing material, particularly for use in a hydrogen storage and retrieval system, such as a fluidized bed or stacked plate hydrogen storage cell. The rare-earth-transition metal material is rapidly cooled from the liquid state to avoid the transition to a full crystalline state thereby obtaining an amorphous or quasi-stable crystalline state material which has the property of enhanced hydrogen storage capacity as well as being substantially immune to fracturing.
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Dean R.
The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc.
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