Iron-titanium-mischmetal alloys for hydrogen storage

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F26B 5/16 (2006.01)

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CA 1095879

Abstract of the Disclosure: A method for the preparation of an iron-titanium- mischmetal alloy which is used for the storage of hydrogen. The alloy is prepared by air-melting an iron charge in a clay-graphite crucible, adding titanium and deoxidizing with mischmetal. The resultant alloy contains less than about 0.1% oxygen and exhibits ? capability for hydrogen sorption in less than half the time required by vacuum- melted, iron-titanium alloys.

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