Peculiarities of Hydrogen Sorbtion by Metal-Hidride in Plasma of Glow Discharge
Abstract
The paper is devoted to experimental investigations of the processes peculiarities of hydrogen absorption and desorption by getter hydride-forming Zr50V50 alloy in plasma of glow discharge. Such a way creates a possibility to make reactions that using common methods is only at extreme conditions. In this work the conditions of hydrogen absorption by such alloys in glow discharge were determined. The correlation between the absorbed hydrogen quantity depending on external discharge parameters and desorbed hydrogen quantity were carried out.
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