Fig.9-8 Hydrogen storage capacity of Al<sub>7</sub>FeCu<sub>2</sub> compounds in aluminum

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Fig.9-8 Hydrogen storage capacity of Al₇FeCu₂ compounds in aluminum

Initially, absorbed H atoms have a considerable trapping energy of 0.56 eV/atom in the cell. Because this decreases with the number of H atoms absorbed, approximately eight hydrogen atoms are expected to be absorbed in a cell of forty Al, Fe, and Cu atoms.

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