Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy to obtain quantitative three-dimensional hydrogen mapping in a nickel–metal-hydride battery cathode for interpreting its reaction distribution

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Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy to obtain quantitative three-dimensional hydrogen mapping in a nickel–metal-hydride battery cathode for interpreting its reaction distribution

Abstract: A three-dimensional quantitative hydrogen distribution and state-of-charge distribution in a Ni–MH battery cathode can be acquired using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy.

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