Physicochemical conditions for effective hydrogen isotope storage and delivery in a uranium bed

Unraveling CO adsorption behaviors and its poisoning effects on ZrCo surface

“…1 Currently, much worldwide collaborative endeavor has been dedicated to the development of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) 2 fusion system. Since the radioactive and expensive tritium serves as the fusion fuel and needs to be safely stored and recovered, 3 the hydrogen isotope storage materials are crucial for processing the fusion fuel cycle in the ITER project. The solid-state hydrogen storage using metal hydrides is a preferred and reliable method because of their small volume, high hydrogen storage capacity and circularity.…”