Proton spin-lattice relaxation in the palladium-hydrogen system

Schoep, G.K.; Poulis, N.J.; Arons, R. R.

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“…Pd actively reacts with hydrogen even after it is placed in air because of good catalytic activity of surface and diffusion property [16]. Therefore, adding Pd to Mg is expected to improve the activation properties and kinetics for hydrogen reaction.…”

Section: Mg/pd Laminate Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hydrogen storage properties of Mg/Cu and Mg/Pd laminate composites and metallographic structure

Takeichi

Tanaka

et al. 2007

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Section: Mg/pd Laminate Compositesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hydrogen storage properties of Mg/Cu and Mg/Pd laminate composites and metallographic structure

Takeichi

Tanaka

et al. 2007

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…9 : 89y, 91Zr, 139La.-Assumingthehydrogenhas a short spin-lattice relaxation time, as e.g. in PdH [17], its contribution can be subtracted by use of eq. (9) which reads in this case :…”

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Experimental values of spin dependent nuclear scattering lengths of slow neutrons

Glättli¹,

Bacchella²,

Fourmond³

et al. 1979

J. Phys. France

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2014 Après avoir rappelé le principe de la mesure par la méthode du pseudomagnétisme, des longueurs de diffusion neutroniques dépendant du spin des noyaux on donne un tableau qui rassemble les résultats obtenus par cette méthode. Il contient des valeurs déjà publiées. Mais certaines ont cependant subi des corrections à la suite de nouvelles mesures plus précises. Le tableau contient en outre des résultats nouveaux.Abstract. 2014 The principle of the method of pseudomagnetism for measuring spin dépendent scattering lengths of slow neutrons on nuclei is recalled. A table is given which reviews the results obtained with this method. It contains previously published values, some of them corrected following careful remeasurement, as well as other hitherto unpublished values. Tome 40 No 7 JUILLET 1979 Classification Physics Abstracts 25.40

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“…Plot of K versus hydrogen concentration x in °dH . Indicated are also results from proton KS measurements [25] and calcu lated values (via the Korringa relation) from T, -relaxation data [27][28][29]. The longitudinal muon-spin relaxation rate £i of a spherical a-iron single crystal in an applied magnetic field of 4.5 T parallel to <111> shows a maximum at_T_= 3.7 K. Near the maximum Ti(T) is in agreement with a muon diffusivity iP proportional to the temperature T_and hence with one-yhonon-assisted tunnelling.…”

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Muon SR Newsletter, No. 29, April 5, 1984

Crowe¹,

Portis²,

Yamazaki³

1984

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Resonance, Research, or what have you. The intention of the mnemonic acronym is to draw attention to the analogy with NMR and ESR, the range of whose applications is well known. Any study of the interactions of the muon spin by virtue of the asymmetric decay is considered [iSR, but this definition is not intended to exclude any peripherally related phenomena, especially if relevant to the use of the muon's magnetic moment as a delicate probe of matter.

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Proton spin-lattice relaxation in the palladium-hydrogen system

Cited by 37 publications

References 10 publications

Hydrogen storage properties of Mg/Cu and Mg/Pd laminate composites and metallographic structure

Hydrogen storage properties of Mg/Cu and Mg/Pd laminate composites and metallographic structure

Experimental values of spin dependent nuclear scattering lengths of slow neutrons

Muon SR Newsletter, No. 29, April 5, 1984

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