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Silicon hydride cells

Zhu et al. (2008) describe an integrated millimeter-scale micro-power source based on a silicon fuel cell and a MEMS-fabricated hydrogen generator producing hydrogen by hydrolysis of calcium hydride. A prototype of such a power source produced 30 pW for 26 hours with a total energy density of 1(X) Wh/L. [Pg.297]

Fig. 23 E qperimentally observed enhancement in absorption of hydrogen in a slurry of fine hydridable LaNi particles (w = 0.4) suspended in an inert silicon oil (stirred cell, 70 C, data derived from [16]... Fig. 23 E qperimentally observed enhancement in absorption of hydrogen in a slurry of fine hydridable LaNi particles (w = 0.4) suspended in an inert silicon oil (stirred cell, 70 C, data derived from [16]...
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