Rare earth-samarium-nickel type hydrogen storage alloy, negative electrode, battery and preparation method
A hydrogen storage alloy and rare earth technology, applied in nickel batteries, battery electrodes, alkaline batteries, etc., can solve the problems of many electrode cycles, poor self-discharge performance, and low ratio, and achieve high-rate discharge performance improvement. Self-discharge performance, the effect of reducing the number of cycles
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Embodiment 1 and comparative example 1
[0072] The metal raw materials (refer to Table 1 for the formula) are placed in the vacuum melting furnace in the order of melting point from large to small, from bottom to top, but the rare earth metal is placed on the uppermost part of the crucible of the vacuum melting furnace, and argon gas is used for gas washing operation 5 times. Vacuumize the vacuum melting furnace to its absolute vacuum degree ≤ 5Pa, and fill it with argon to a relative vacuum degree of -0.05MPa. The vacuum melting furnace is heated to 1300°C, and the heating is stopped after the metal raw materials in the furnace are completely melted into molten metal. Cast the molten metal to a cooling copper roll, and flake it into an alloy sheet with a thickness of 0.2mm. The alloy sheet was placed in an environment with an absolute vacuum of 0.01 Pa and protected by argon, and heat-treated at 850° C. for 20 hours to obtain a hydrogen storage alloy.
[0073] Table 1
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Embodiment 2 and comparative example 2
[0078] The metal raw materials (refer to Table 2 for the formula) are placed in the vacuum melting furnace in the order of melting point from large to small, and from bottom to top, but the rare earth metal is placed on the uppermost part of the crucible of the vacuum melting furnace, and argon gas is used for gas washing operation 5 times. Vacuumize the vacuum melting furnace to its absolute vacuum degree ≤ 5Pa, and fill it with argon to a relative vacuum degree of -0.05MPa. The vacuum melting furnace is heated to 1300°C, and the heating is stopped after the metal raw materials in the furnace are completely melted into molten metal. Cast the molten metal to a cooling copper roll, and flake it into an alloy sheet with a thickness of 0.2 mm. The alloy sheet was placed in an environment with an absolute vacuum of 0.01 Pa and protected by argon, and heat-treated at 850° C. for 20 hours to obtain a hydrogen storage alloy.
[0079] Table 2
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Embodiment 3 and comparative example 3
[0083] The metal raw materials (refer to Table 3 for the formula) are placed in the vacuum melting furnace in the order of melting point from large to small, and from bottom to top, but the rare earth metal is placed on the uppermost part of the crucible of the vacuum melting furnace, and argon gas is used for gas washing operation 5 times. Vacuumize the vacuum melting furnace to its absolute vacuum degree ≤ 5Pa, and fill it with argon to a relative vacuum degree of -0.05MPa. The vacuum melting furnace is heated to 1300°C, and the heating is stopped after the metal raw materials in the furnace are completely melted into molten metal. Cast the molten metal to a cooling copper roll, and flake it into an alloy sheet with a thickness of 0.2 mm. The alloy sheet was placed in an environment with an absolute vacuum of 0.01 Pa and protected by argon, and heat-treated at 850° C. for 20 hours to obtain a hydrogen storage alloy.
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