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Interpretation of the solvus line for metal-hydrogen systems

✍ Scribed by Ted B. Flanagan; W.A. Oates

Book ID
116059824
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1978
Weight
146 KB
Volume
12
Category
Article
ISSN
0036-9748

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The solvus data for V-H and V-D exhibit an extended region of linearity when plotted as In Z, against T-t where Z, = [a/(/3 -a)] where a is the H(D)-to-V, atom ratio, at the solvus composition and b is the number of available interstices per metal atom. This behavior contrasts with the Ta-H system w

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It is shown that the s&us data for the system Ta-H(D) from 192 to 283 K can be described by a simple model which allows for non-ideality in the dilute, interstitial solution which coexists with the hydride phase. The present data are shown to be compatible with earlier data if the effects of hystere