NASA NTRS · 19800027678
Hydrogen /Hydride/-air secondary battery
Abstract
The use of metal hydrides as negative electrodes in a hydrogen-air secondary battery seems promising. However, in an unpressurized cell, more stable hydrides that LaNi5H6 must be selected. Partial substitutions of nickel by aluminium or manganese increase the stability of hydrides. Combined with an air reversible electrode, a specific energy close to 100 Wh/kg can be expected.
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Sarradin, J., Bronoel, G., Percheron-Guegan, A., Achard, J. C.. 1979-01-01. Hydrogen /Hydride/-air secondary battery. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800027678
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