Synthesis, Hydrogenation and Mechanical Milling of Pseudo-Binary Zr(NbxV1-x)2 (0≤x≤0.65) Alloys

S.A. Loureiro; Daniel Fruchart; Sophie Rivoirard; Dílson Silva dos Santos; L.M. Tavares

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.570.45

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Synthesis, Hydrogenation and Mechanical Milling of Pseudo-Binary Zr(Nb_xV_1-x)₂ (0≤x≤0.65) Alloys

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AB2 metallic alloys provide large quantities of Laves phases when prepared using conventional thermal routes. In the present work the crystallography, hydrogenation behavior and mechanical milling (MM) effects of the pseudo-binary Zr(NbxV1-x)2 (0

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S.A. Loureiro, Daniel Fruchart, Sophie Rivoirard, Dílson Silva dos Santos, L.M. Tavares

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Hydrogen Storage, Laves Phase, Mechanical Milling, Phase Transformation, ZrV₂-Based Alloys

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