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Scientists from the University of Alberta have found a new complex concentrated alloy that can withstand high temperatures and corrosive environments.
AlCrTiVNi5 is a super alloy of aluminum and nickel that could be the key ingredient for hydrogen engines of the future.
The material breakthroughs will help make hydrogen power, whether in fuel cell vehicles or power plants go mainstream.
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