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HIROSHIMA — Japanese scientists have developed a new substance capable of storing three times more hydrogen than an existing alloy, Hiroshima University researchers said Saturday.

Members of a university research group led by Hironobu Fujii, a professor of material science, said the achievement is expected to be useful in developing fuel cell-powered vehicles.

New substance stores 3 times more hydrogen Source:Kyodo News Publication date: 11-July-2003
HIROSHIMA — Japanese scientists have developed a new substance capable of storing three times more hydrogen than an existing alloy, Hiroshima University researchers said Saturday. Members of a university research group led by Hironobu Fujii, a professor of material science, said the achievement is expected to be useful in developing fuel cell-powered vehicles.