Hydrogen Effects in Refractory Metals

Chandler, W. T.; Walter, R. J.

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“…In addition to the amount of data available, the similarity of the results is remarkable. A review by Chandler and Walter (1968) gives an average value of permeability, from several works, of:…”

Section: Molybdenummentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Tables A-2 and A-3 give the selected "best" tritium and hydrogen permeabilities for quick reference. Begeal 1978Van Wieringen and Warmoltz (1956) Caskey and Derrick (1976) Gonzalez (1967) Deming and Hendricks (1923)' Chandler andWalter (1968) Ebisuzaki et al (1967), Robertson (1973), . Volkl andAlefeld (1975), Steward (1975) Koffler et al (1969) Ebisuzaki et al (1968) Van Wieringen and Warmoltz (1956) Volkl and Alefeld (19751, Veleckis and Edwards (1969) Aitken et al 1967Volkl and Alefeld (19751, Veleckis and Edwards (1969) LLNL" 2/84…”

Section: Glassesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Review of Hydrogen Isotope Permeability Through Materials

Steward

1983

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Section: Molybdenummentioning

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Section: Glassesmentioning

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Review of Hydrogen Isotope Permeability Through Materials

Steward

1983

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“…The total potential energy of the hydrogen atom in the offcenter position is: (14 ) In Eqs (13) and (14), • refers to the hydrogen-metal interaction potential.…”

Section: E Potential Energy Of Hydrogen On the Surfacementioning

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Description of the hydrogen-metal interaction by a morse potential function

Olander

1971

Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids

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“…The niobium hydride phase shows a distorted Wainwright et al (5) found that the angular distortion of the niobium hydride phase becomes large with increasing hydrogen concentration, and microcracks can be initiated in such region. Chandler and Walter (9) pointed out that the fragmentation of niobium due to hydrogen is associated with hydride formation. Present results confirmed that hydride plays an important role for crack initiation in the absence of external stresses.…”

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