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Sigh. Is a 'nickel metal hydride'[1] solid hydrogen? If someone can find a paper on the technology I would appreciate it. As it is, it reads like a university p
by ChuckMcM 3y ago
Sigh. Is a 'nickel metal hydride'[1] solid hydrogen? If someone can find a paper on the technology I would appreciate it. As it is, it reads like a university publicist making up things to sell mundane research as ground breaking (I have no idea if it is or isn't but just that the writing style feels like it).
[1] Yes I'm being a bit snarky here as NiMH batteries are like last century technology.
- marcosdumay 3y ago> Is a 'nickel metal hydride'[1] solid hydrogen? Solid state hydrogen storage, yes. But it's common for people trying to hype it to call it "solid hydrogen". People have been researching it for decades, but compared to pressurized storage, it's heavy, large, expensive, and low-throughput. But it has no high-pressure, that is one of the things that make storage dangerous, and very low leakage. I am actually more curious about the metal-oxide ion separator they talk about, but the article is intent on not giving any details about anything.