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Kinetics of Hydrogen Agglomeration in Aluminium and its Alloys During the Surface Reaction with Water Vapour*

  • Svetlana Yaneva and Liljana Stojanova
Published/Copyright: July 30, 1989

Published Online: 1989-7-30
Published in Print: 1989-2-1

© R. Oldenbourg Verlag, München

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  1. Interaction of Hydrogen with Metal Surfaces*
  2. The Rate-Limiting Step in the Kinetics of H2 Adsorption on Ni(l,0,0)*
  3. H2 Absorption Rate of Titanium Films Contaminated with Increasing Amounts of N2, H2O, CO, CO2, CH4 and SO2*
  4. Effects of O2 and H2O Preadsorptions on the H2 Absorption by La*
  5. Effect of Hydrogen on the Sintering of Pt-Black Catalyst and on its Activity in Skeletal Hydrocarbon Reactions*
  6. Investigations of Lattice Defects of Metals with Dissolved Hydrogen by the Field Ion Microscope*
  7. Metal Hydrides as Precursors for the Generation of Supported Metal Particles and Alkali Metal Whiskers*
  8. Hydrogen Segregation to Grain Boundaries and External Surfaces*
  9. In Situ SIMS Measurements on Vanadium During Deuterium Loading*
  10. Cu Precipitations at the Surface of Crystalline Cu — Zr Alloys after Annealing in Hydrogen*
  11. The H — D Isotope Exchange Reaction on ZrMn2Hx*
  12. Use of Laser-Raman Spectroscopy for Studies of Hydrogen Isotope Exchange over Metals*
  13. Low Temperature Surface Phenomena During Palladium Hydride Formation and Decomposition*
  14. Heat Induced Surface Modifications Affecting Initial Hydriding Kinetics in Uranium*
  15. Surface Studies of Some Hydrogen Storage Materials*
  16. Surface Properties of Chemically Prepared MmNi5*
  17. Hydrogen from Water Vapor on a Ce-Pd Interface*
  18. Kinetics of Hydrogen Agglomeration in Aluminium and its Alloys During the Surface Reaction with Water Vapour*
  19. The Hydriding Kinetics of U, Th, Y, La, Ce, Nd and Gd*
  20. Hydrogen Sorption Kinetics of LaNi5Hx and MmNi4.15Fe0.85Hx*
  21. Hydrogenation Characteristics of LaNi4.7Al0.3—H in α and α + β Phases*
  22. Kinetics of the Isothermal Decomposition of Lanthanum Nickel Hydride*
  23. The Effect of Metal Atom Substitution on the Reaction Kinetics of LaNi5—H*
  24. Kinetics and Mechanism of Titanium Hydride Formation*
  25. Thermodynamics and Kinetics of the H/Mg System at Low Pressures and Temperatures*
  26. Unusual Kinetics of Hydride Formation in Mg/Pd Sandwiches, Studied by Hydrogen Profiling and Quartz Crystal Microbalance Measurements*
  27. Hydriding Kinetics of Mixtures Containing Some 3d-Transition Metal Oxides and Magnesium*
  28. Hydriding Kinetics and the Problem of Thermal Transfer*
  29. Current Problems in the Development and Application of Hydrogen Storage Materials*
  30. On the Disproportionation of Intermetallic Hydrides*
  31. Thermal Desorption Study of LaNi5 Degraded by Pressure Cycling*
  32. Development of New Mischmetal — Nickel Hydrogen Storage Alloys According to the Specific Requirements of Different Applications*
  33. The Cycling Behavior of Multi-Component Mischmetal — Nickel Hydrogen Storage Alloys on Cycling with Industrial Hydrogen*
  34. Hydriding and Dehydriding Properties of LaNi5 Thin Films*
  35. The Cyclic Life Tests of Mg — Ni Hydrogen Absorbing Alloys*
  36. Reaction of β-Titanium Alloys with Hydrogen*
  37. Thermal Desorption of Hydrogen from FeTi1.14O0.03*
  38. A Study on the Hydriding Kinetic Mechanism after Thermally Induced Degradation of FeTi*
  39. Cyclic Hydrogen Sorption Stability of TiFe0.8Ni0.2Hx Metal Hydride*
  40. Hysteresis in the Zr(FexCr1−x)2 — H Systems*
  41. Hydrogen Isotopes in Pure and Nitrided ZrCo*
  42. Hydrogenation Behaviour of Some Magnesium-Based Intermetallics in the Temperature Range of 500 to 800 K*
  43. Vacuum Sintered Porous Metal Hydride Compacts*
  44. Permeability and Mechanical Stability of PMH Compacts*
  45. Metal Hydride Storages*
  46. Solar Energy Storage by Metal Hydride*
  47. Hydrogen Storage in Rare Earth Intermetallic Compounds by the Use of Chemical Hydrogen Carriers*
  48. Efficient Photoassisted Hydrogen Storage in Rare Earth Intermetallic Compounds by the Use of Chemical Hydrogen Carriers*
  49. Microencapsulation and Compaction of Hydrogen Storage Alloy*
  50. Heat Transfer and Kinetics of a Metal Hydride Reactor*
  51. Enhancing the Rate of Hydriding in Uranium Beds*
  52. Continuous Absorption of Hydrogen in Metal Hydride Slurries*
  53. Hydrogen Purification with Metal Hydride Slurries: An Industrial Approach*
  54. Recovery of Efficacy-Lost LaNi5 by Chemical Preparation Method*
  55. Reactivation of CeMM Tritium Getter-Beds Passivated by Carbon Monoxide*
  56. Results of a Test Fleet with Metal Hydride Motor Cars*
  57. Energy Conversion Systems Using Metal Hydrides*
  58. Optimization of a Hydrogen Heat Pump*
  59. Dynamic Pressure-Concentration-Isotherms and their Impact on Metal Hydride Machine Design*
  60. The Magnesium Hydride System for Heat Storage and Cooling*
  61. Development of High Pressure Metal Hydrides for a Compressor*
  62. Characterization of the Reversibility of TiNiHx Electrodes*
  63. Electrochemical Properties of Zirconium — Nickel Alloy Hydrides and their Interaction with Hydrazine*
  64. Effects of Oxidation Treatment of Ti — Zr — Ni Hydride Electrodes Containing Zr7Ni10 Phase on Their Electrochemical Properties*
  65. Demonstration of a Novel Composite Solid/Liquid/Solid Electrolyte Configuration for Hydrogen-Related Applications*
  66. Thin Film Preparation of Hydrogen Storage Alloys by RF-Sputtering and Electrochemical Measurements of Their Hydrogen Storage Properties*
  67. Metal Hydride Electrodes Compacted with Organic Compounds*
  68. Bulk Modulus of Titanium Hydride and Scandium Deuteride: Experiment and Theory*
  69. Elastic Eigenvalues in a Thin Isotropic M — H System
  70. Micro-Structural Effects and Degree of Degradation in Hydrogen-Metastable Austenitic Steels Systems*
  71. Investigations of Hardness, Internal Friction and Brittleness of Zirconium Hydride*
  72. Optical Properties of NiH*
  73. Graphite Intercalation Compounds with Alkali Metals Hydrides*
  74. Hydrogen Permeation in 304 and 316 Steels: Transport Mechanisms in Oxide Layers*
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