2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0925-8388(01)01861-8
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Phase diagram of the Ni–H system at high hydrogen pressures

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“…Although from the graph the decrease in the intensity is not clear, numerical values show a decrease by 15%. This might be due to the formation of NiCl 4 2-phase from which nickel can be electrodeposited [11]. Furthermore, we find growth of small peak at 3386 cm -1 which is the OH stretching and indicates the presence of moisture in NiCl 2 .…”
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“…Although from the graph the decrease in the intensity is not clear, numerical values show a decrease by 15%. This might be due to the formation of NiCl 4 2-phase from which nickel can be electrodeposited [11]. Furthermore, we find growth of small peak at 3386 cm -1 which is the OH stretching and indicates the presence of moisture in NiCl 2 .…”
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confidence: 63%
“…When the deposition proceeds by progressive nucleation mechanism, Eq. 3 proposed by Hill and Scharifker [14] can be used to calculate diffusivity of NiCl 4 2-species.…”
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“…При давлениях H 2 свыше 10 кбар, водород проникает в матрицу никеля, формируя твёрдые растворы. Ниже критической точки ( 660 К,  17 кбар) этот твёрдый раствор NiH x распадается с образованием обеднённого водородом твёрдого рас-твора и нестехиометрической обогащённой водородом -фазы гид-рида, где H занимает октаэдрические междоузлия [11,12]. Подобно гидридам железа и никеля, тройные соединения Fe-Ni-H не были обнаружены при нормальных условиях [13,14].…”
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