1. 毕业设计（论文）的内容和要求

内容：镁基储氢材料是当前最具潜在应用价值的固态储氢材料之一，其成本低，储氢容量高；但是较高的热力学稳定性和缓慢的动力学限制了镁基材料的实际应用。研究表明，纳米化和催化可以有效改善镁基储氢材料的性能，前期研究主要集中在Ni的形貌和尺寸等对镁基储氢材料的影响，而关于不同晶型的Ni对镁基储氢材料的影响研究尚有不足。因此，本课题在已有研究基础上，制备不同晶型Ni基催化剂，研究不同晶型Ni对Mg基氢化物储氢性能的影响。
要求：要求学生能够独立翻译一篇外文文献，在广泛阅读国内外文献的基础上，撰写文献综述，撰写开题报告，同时设计实验的具体开展步骤，并有序展开实验研究，能够完成样品的制备和性结构性能测试，并解释实验现象。最后撰写毕业论文。

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