“…It has been found that the discharge capacity of electrodes with 2.5% and 9% copper ( Figure 11, curves 1,2) is higher than that of electrodes with 5% copper (Figure 11, curve 3). These experiments and literature data [19] showed that the use of materials with high hydrogen evolution overpotential and hence the coefficient a in the Tafel equation makes it possible to improve the characteristics of hydride electrode. Thus, the principle of reaction localization is applicable to hydride electrodes too.…”