Scientists have been eager to understand and eventually harness superconducting hydrogen-rich compounds, called hydrides, for practical applications—from levitating trains to particle detectors.

However, the use of high pressure requires increased safety measures. In this regard, scientists consider the use of metal hydrides as an alternative way to accumulate and release hydrogen. There are ...

Scientists uncover the source of platinum electrode corrosion, paving the way for cost-effective green hydrogen production ...

One solution that makes this storage possible is the use of metal hydrides. A metal hydride is formed when hydrogen bonds with a metal, and they are sometimes referred to as solid-state hydrogen ...