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Hydrogen sorption properties of Ti15.4Zr30.2Mn(54.4−x−y)VxCryNiy alloy able of being activated at room temperature and pressure of 0.23 MPa

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Proposed Ti15.4Zr30.2Mn(54.4−x−y)VxNiyCry alloy compositions are characterized by improved characteristics, in particular hydrogen saturation at room temperature and relatively low pressure, which makes them promising for using in hydrogen energy. It established that only part of the nickel introduced into the alloy dissolves in the Laves phase (type C14) and as a result, its phase composition and microstructure change. It was determined that the change in the phase composition of the alloy does not affect the kinetics of the hydrogen absorption process, but leads to a change hydrogen capacity and increase in the temperature at which all hydrogen release.

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Mykhailova, H.Y., Dekhtyarenko, V.A. & Vasylyk, Y.V. Hydrogen sorption properties of Ti15.4Zr30.2Mn(54.4−x−y)VxCryNiy alloy able of being activated at room temperature and pressure of 0.23 MPa. MRS Communications 13, 1288–1295 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1557/s43579-023-00451-1

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