Experimental results show that nanostructured additives improve hydrogenation in Mg composites, suggesting better catalytic properties in hydrogen generation.
Nanostructured (Fe, Co, Ni)xOy additives were synthesized from Fe-Co-Ni-Al alloys by leaching. The Mg-based composites were obtained by reactive ball milling in a hydrogen atmosphere. This report presents the experimental results to show the catalytic effect of nanostructured additives on the mechanochemical synthesis of Mg-based hydride composites. Their hydrogen sorption properties will be compared. Hydrogen generation in the process of hydrolysis reactions in MgCl2 solutions will be presented for the selected samples.
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