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Hydrogen in an oscillating porous Vycor glass

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We investigate hydrogen in porous Vycor glass with a torsional oscillator technique. Although our primary purpose is searching for a superfluid transition of hydrogen supercooled in Vycor, we find that hydrogen molecules which are adsorbed and liquefied in Vycor at T > T3 (triple point of bulk H2) leave the Vycor when decreasing the temperature to below a characteristic value Tc < T3. We discuss this phenomenon in terms of a free energy balance between solid/liquid hydrogen inside and outside the Vycor.

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Kondo, Y., Schindler, M. & Pobell, F. Hydrogen in an oscillating porous Vycor glass. J Low Temp Phys 101, 195–204 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00754576

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