The development of hydrogen-storage alloys used in high-power nickel/metal hydride batteries has become an important research field. Various methods of improving the high-rate dischargeability of the metal-hydride negative electrode are discussed. Our recent investigations show that optimization of rare-earth composition, combined with appropriate amounts of B or Mo additive, significantly improves the high-rate capability of hydrogen-storage alloys, which may be suitable for use in high-power Ni/MH batteries.
Hui YeYuexiang HuangJianxia ChenHong Zhang
A. AnaniA. VisintinΚ. PetrovSupramaniam SrinivasanJ.J. ReillyJohn R. JohnsonR. B. SchwarzP. B. Desch
M.A. FetcenkoStanford R. OvshinskyK. YoungB. ReichmanCésar A. Herreño-FierroJ. KochF.S. MartinW. MaysT. OuchiB SommersA. Zallen
Shigekazu YasuokaYoshifumi MagariTetsuyuki MurataTadayoshi TanakaJun IshidaHiroshi NakamuraToshiyuki NohmaMasaru KiharaYoshitaka BabaHirohito Teraoka