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Nanophase Nickel-Zirconium Alloys for Fuel Cells

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Corrosion resistance can be achieved at lower cost.

Nanophase nickel- zirconium alloys have been investigated for use as electrically conductive coatings and catalyst supports in fuel cells. Heretofore, noble metals have been used because they resist corrosion in the harsh, acidic fuel-cell interior environments. However, the high cost of noble metals has prompted a search for less-costly substitutes.

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