Lightweight and Specialty Metals Branch

A structurally stable aluminum alloy powder that spontaneously generates hydrogen when exposed to water or water-based liquids without requiring a catalyst. The powder can be formulated in both powder and tablet forms.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

Traditional engine type that the hydrogen from the nanogalvanic powder is expected to power as an alternative fuel source.

United States

ARL's effort to license and commercialize the nanogalvanic aluminum powder technology for hydrogen generation. The initiative includes a Federal Register Notice and supporting website inviting companies to submit commercialization plans.

A structurally stable aluminum alloy powder available in powder and tablet forms that generates hydrogen on-demand when combined with water or water-based liquids without requiring a catalyst. Intended for applications in fuel cells and internal combustion engines.