Interaction of Hydrogen with Interstitial Impurity in Titanium Powders

Part of the NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security book series (NAPSC)

Abstract

In this paper interaction of hydrogen with interstitial impurities and their mutual influence on the structure of titanium powders is considered.

Keywords

titanic powders diffusion of impurity of introduction titanium crystal lattice not metal connections hydrogen in titaniumm electronic levels valence electrons factor of correlation 

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Dnepropetrovsk National UniversityDnepropetrovskUkraine

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