Hydrogen release from deposition layers formed from 316 stainless steel by hydrogen plasma sputtering

Temperature dependence of deuterium retention in tungsten deposits by deuterium ion irradiation

“…Deuterium retentions were obtained to be 0.0031 (294 K), 0.0021 (573 K) and 0.0004 (773 K) in D/W and these are shown in Fig. 5, comparing with hydrogen or deuterium retention in W deposits formed by sputtering-deposition process [2,3,9,10]. Basically, the amount of hydrogen isotope retention, which is referred as hydrogen isotope-trapping capacity, decreases with increasing temperature.…”