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Hydride formation and decomposition kinetics

Gérard et al., 2005

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10491546542707389422
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Gérard N
Ono S
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Hydrogen in Intermetallic Compunds II: Surface and Dynamic Properties, Applications

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This chapter summarizes results obtained for the kinetics of hydride formation and decomposition for the most important compounds, ie the AB 5 family (LaNi5 type), magnesium alloys, FeTi and the Laves phases. Heterogeneous kinetics is the result of a …
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