hydride

Rare earths are in color televisions, camera lenses, fiber-optic cables, nuclear reactors, nickel-metal hydride batteries, aircraft engines, PET scanners and much more.

Much like the all-wheel-drive equipped Toyota Prius, the Tundra uses a nickel-metal hydride battery to power its hybrid system.

Also, more research and development should go into proposals to convert hydrogen into chemicals that are easier to store, such as ammonia, light alcohols, and metal hydrides.

One gram of lithium hydride would give nearly fifty-eight kilowatt-hours of energy in one blast.

Such a bomb would be nearly fifty thousand times as powerful as the lithium-hydride pinch bomb.

It also combines directly with potassium hydride to form potassium formate (see Formic Acid).

I'm damn glad we've got plenty of stuff in our Op field and plenty of hydride for the engines.

Horrified, Rick saw a fireman, clumsy in his protective suit, trip and fall before the oncoming flood of flaming boron hydride.