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Monolithic nickel-doped molybdenum nitride improves hydrogen storage properties of MgH2

Sun et al., 2025

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8038716056101430354
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Sun W
Zhang H
He Q
Zhang R
Wu J
Wang Y
Bu Y
Li B
Sun L
Xu F
Lu Y
Yu T
Yang Z
Geng L
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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Magnesium hydride has a high potential for use as a solid-state hydrogen storage material; however, its practical application is hampered by a number of drawbacks, including thermodynamic stability and slow hydrogen uptake/release kinetics. In this research we …
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