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Crystallographic Alignment between C14 and bcc Phases in a Multi-phase Metal Hydride Alloys

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Author(s)

Leonid A. Bendersky, Haoting Shen, Kwo-hsiung Young

Abstract

The microstructures of three Laves phase-related body-center-cubic (bcc) solid solution metal hydride alloys with different phase abundances were closely examined by scanning electron microcopy, transmission electron microscope, and more importantly electron beam back-scattering diffraction (EBSD) technique. By using EBSD, we were able to identify the alignment of the crystallographic orientations of the three major phases in the alloys with C14, bcc, and B2 structures. This finding confirms crystallographically sharp clean interfaces between neighboring phases, which facilitates the hydrogen diffusion in the alloy bulk but scarifies the electrochemical activation.
Citation
Batteries
Pub Type
Journals

Keywords

Nickel metal hydride battery, Electrochemistry, Hydrogen Storage Alloys, Nickel hydroxide, Ionic liquid, Alkaline electrolyte, Cell package
Metals

Citation

Bendersky, L. , Shen, H. and Young, K. (2016), Crystallographic Alignment between C14 and bcc Phases in a Multi-phase Metal Hydride Alloys, Batteries (Accessed October 11, 2025)

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Created February 22, 2016, Updated March 21, 2017
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