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A Rechargeable Hydride Ion Analog to Alkali Metal Batteries Mo6H System as a High Potential Reversible Energy Storage Concept
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This is a theoretical concept of a high energy density alternative to Lithium ion batteries along with the reaction mechanism, galvanic density calculation and materials availability discussion.
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