Abstract
Mg2Ni is one of the most promising hydrogen storage materials because of its high hydrogen absorption capacity. But its hydriding and dehydriding kinetics are very slow and hydriding/dehydriding temperature is very high. Recently much attention has been paid to make nanostructural Mg2Ni alloy. The alloy is expected to have much faster kinetics for hydrogen absorption and desorption at lower temperatures. The hydrogen absorption properties of nanostructural Mg2Ni alloy prepared by mechanical grinding is discussed.