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Measurement of hydrogen permeation through nickel in the elevated temperature range of 450 – 850 °C

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Hydrogen permeation through nickel has been studied for decades owing to its importance from both scientific and industrial aspects. Considering the applications for nuclear hydrogen production as well as nuclear fusion, we carried out a series of hydrogen permeation experiments in the wide temperature range of 450–850 °C by using a nickel membrane. The permeability, diffusivity, and solubility of hydrogen for nickel were determined. Our results were compared with the ones previously reported by others; because their works were measured at low temperatures compared with this work, their values were extrapolated for the purpose of comparisons. Results and discussions for hydrogen permeation studies are presented here.

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Lee, S.K., Ohn, Y.G. & Noh, S.J. Measurement of hydrogen permeation through nickel in the elevated temperature range of 450 – 850 °C. Journal of the Korean Physical Society 63, 1955–1961 (2013). https://doi.org/10.3938/jkps.63.1955

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