Hydrogen Fuel-Burning Alloy Breakthrough

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Hydrogen fuel

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Scientists develop revolutionary material that could unlock next-level efficiency for existing engines: 'It opens the door for new possibilities'

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Researchers at the University of Alberta have developed a new alloy material that could unlock next-level efficiency for existing engines.

AlCrTiVNi5 consists of metals such as aluminum and nickel.

The alloy has great potential for coating surfaces that have to endure extremely high temperatures, such as gas turbines, power stations, airplane engines.

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