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1.
Study On The Synthetic Technology, Properties And Mechanism Of The Magnesium-Nickel Based Hydrogen Storage Materials
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Study On Influence Of Technology Factors On Properties Of Hydrogen-Storage Alloy Electrode And Microcosmic Principle Of Its Electronic Structure
3.
An Investigation On The Self-discharge Property Of The La
0.65
Mg
0.35
Ni
x
(x=3.0-3.5) Hydrogen Storage Alloy Electrodes
4.
Study On The Low Self-discharge La-Mg-Ni-based A
2
B
7
-type Hydrogen Storage Alloys
5.
Self-discharge Performance Research Of R-Mg-Ni Based A
2
B
7
Type Hydrogen Storage Aolly
6.
Study On Preparation And Properties Of A
2
B
7
Type Storage Alloys For Low Self-discharge MH/Ni Batteries
7.
Study On Electrochemical Performance Of Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode Under Wet-dry Cycling Seawater Condition
8.
Construction On Dual-ion Batteries Based On Ionic Liquid Electrolyte And Exploration Of Negative Electrode Materials
9.
Research On The Mechanism And Performance Of Aqueous Vanadium Diboride-Air Battery
10.
Study On Mass Transfer Through Membrane And Electrolyte Flow Behavior For Vanadium Redox Flow Battery
11.
Fabrication Of Self-supporting Carbon Matrix Composite Membrane And Its Application In Lithium-sulfur Batteries
12.
Simulation And Experimental Study On Composite Additives Of Negative Substrate And Electrolyte For Zinc Nickel Single Flow Battery
13.
Research On Using Nano-particle Suspension To Slow Down The Self-discharge Of Supercapacitors
14.
Modeling and simulation of a nickel-hydrogen cell
15.
Supercapacitors Using Separators With Piezoelectric Effect For Reduced Self-discharge
16.
Tuning The Performances Of Electrochemical Capacitors With Redox Active Polymers
17.
Study On Anions Modified Nickle Oxide And Electrochemical Performance Of Aqueous Energy Storage Device
18.
Influence Of Surface Structure Of Carbon Materials On Performance Of Supercapacitors
19.
The Self-Discharge Performance Of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Under Practical Conditions
20.
Reducing The Self-discharge Of Supercapacitors By Electrolyte Additives
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