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Design of a Cost-Effective AB2-Type Hydrogen Storage Alloy Using Low-Grade Raw Materials
The high cost of raw materials remains a critical barrier to the large-scale deployment of hydrogen-storage alloys. Feedstock blending ratios were developed using Excel Solver and a Python codebase to meet a specified alloy chemistry given the target composition and the prices and chemistries of low
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