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LENR scientists are using palladium and nickel to compress hydrogen up to 100k atmospheres (90 hydrogen atoms per 1 atom of palladium) at room temperature and
by drran 5y ago
LENR scientists are using palladium and nickel to compress hydrogen up to 100k atmospheres (90 hydrogen atoms per 1 atom of palladium) at room temperature and pressure.
- ddek 5y agoNo? LENR is not a particularly active field of research. The most recent noteworthy paper is a well funded, failed, replication. It is a pipedream. There are almost no LENR scientists. I can't see any noteworthy papers for PdNi as a hydrogen storage mechanism. It's capability to absorb (hold within its structure; not adsorb, to hold on surface) hydrogen has been known for a century, if it had utility we would know by now.
- drran 5y agohttps://patents.google.com/patent/US10507452B2/en https://patents.google.com/patent/US10507452B2/en