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To develop Ni-induced aluminum alloys that enhance hydrogen generation through hydrolysis.

May 7, 2026ACS OmegaOpen Access

Ni-Induced Novel Multi-Al-Alloys for Efficient and On-Demand Hydrolysis-Based Hydrogen Generation

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Novel alloys improve hydrogen generation rate by 2.3 times in alkaline media, suggesting efficient production strategies.

To develop Ni-induced aluminum alloys that enhance hydrogen generation through hydrolysis.
Development of quaternary Al–Zn–Si–Ni alloys with varying Ni content.
Evaluation of structural, surface, and electrochemical properties.
Measurement of hydrogen generation rates and activation energy changes.
Hydrogen generation rate increased 2.3 times with 0.5% Ni content.
Activation energy decreased from 81.91 to 17.28 kJmol–1.
FESEM showed increase in secondary particle surface phase ratio and average particle area.

Kahveci et al. (2026) studied this question.

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May 7, 2026ACS OmegaOpen Access

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Novel alloys improve hydrogen generation rate by 2.3 times in alkaline media, suggesting efficient production strategies.

To develop Ni-induced aluminum alloys that enhance hydrogen generation through hydrolysis.
Development of quaternary Al–Zn–Si–Ni alloys with varying Ni content.
Evaluation of structural, surface, and electrochemical properties.
Measurement of hydrogen generation rates and activation energy changes.
Hydrogen generation rate increased 2.3 times with 0.5% Ni content.
Activation energy decreased from 81.91 to 17.28 kJmol–1.
FESEM showed increase in secondary particle surface phase ratio and average particle area.

Kahveci et al. (2026) studied this question.

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