Army researchers develop novel nanogalvanic alloys for on-demand hydrogen generation; plans to license

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By mmillikinJun 24, 2018, 6:15 am218 pts
Army researchers have developed a novel, structurally-stable, aluminum-based nanogalvanic alloy powder that, when combined with water or any water-based liquid, reacts to produce on-demand hydrogen for power generation at room temperature without chemicals, catalysts or externally supplied power. These…

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