Abstract
Metal hydride materials are widely applied for electrochemical energy storage. AB5 type alloys are the main anode material for Ni-MH batteries. Reversible hydrogen uptake and release provides good opportunities to use metal hydrides for alkaline fuel cell applications. Metal hydrides have good activation performance, high hydrogen sorption/desorption rates, catalytic activity in alkaline solution. Current work presents the first experimental results of AB5 type metal hydride electrodes, measured in a battery mode. The electrochemical properties of the prepared electrodes, such as activation performance, maximum discharge capacity, and high rate dischargeability are investigated in detail.
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