Abstract
Effect of a MgF2 catalyst, prepared by ball-milling, on the hydrogen desorption ability of commercial MgH2 was investigated. When MgH2 was catalyzed with a MgF2 composite, it exhibited good cyclability and sharp faceting, with a small grain size (around 10 nm), which differs from those of pure MgH2. The addition of the MgF2 catalyst suggests that the F anion could significantly contribute to the cyclability of Mg particles and aid in the inhibition of MgH2 grain growth.
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