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Page 424
... metal hydrides and of hydrogen dissolved in metals are important for general engineering purposes because of serious degradation ( embrittlement ) which hydrogen causes in the mechanical properties of high strength steels and other metals ...
... metal hydrides and of hydrogen dissolved in metals are important for general engineering purposes because of serious degradation ( embrittlement ) which hydrogen causes in the mechanical properties of high strength steels and other metals ...
Page 425
... metal - hydrogen systems is discussed in the chapter by Bauer and will not be treated here . The inelastic part of S ( Q , w ) is dominated by scattering from phonons ... metal- hydrogen HYDROGEN IN METALS 425 Structure of Metal Hydrides.
... metal - hydrogen systems is discussed in the chapter by Bauer and will not be treated here . The inelastic part of S ( Q , w ) is dominated by scattering from phonons ... metal- hydrogen HYDROGEN IN METALS 425 Structure of Metal Hydrides.
Page 439
... metal lattice upon deuteration ( hydrogenation ) . If a significant difference is ob- served between the phonon dispersion curves of the pure metal and the metal - deuterium system , this change is most likely due to a difference in the ...
... metal lattice upon deuteration ( hydrogenation ) . If a significant difference is ob- served between the phonon dispersion curves of the pure metal and the metal - deuterium system , this change is most likely due to a difference in the ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |