Influence of Self-trapping, Clamping and Confinement on Hydrogen Absorption

Influence of Self-trapping, Clamping and Confinement on Hydrogen Absorption

The dissociation of hydrogen molecules at surfaces is the first step in the absorption process. If the absorbing material is covered by an oxide, this layer will determine the effective uptake rate of an underlying absorbing material. This effect is illustrated when determining the rate of transport...

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Main Author: Pálsson, Gunnar Karl
Format: Doctoral Thesis
Language:English
Published: Uppsala universitet, Materialfysik 2011
Subjects:
hydrogen diffusion
thin films
superlattices
phase transitions
confinement
clamping
self-trapping
finite-size effect
Surfaces and interfaces
Ytor och mellanytor
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