On the effects of high temperature and high pressure on the hydrogen solubility in rhenium

In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility ( x ) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ∼ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI 2 -type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to inc...

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Published inThe Journal of chemical physics Vol. 135; no. 21; pp. 214501 - 214501-4
Main Authors Scheler, Thomas, Degtyareva, Olga, Gregoryanz, Eugene
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Abstract In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility ( x ) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ∼ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI 2 -type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ∼ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ∼ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.
AbstractList In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility ( x ) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ∼ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI 2 -type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ∼ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ∼ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.
In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility (x) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ∼ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI2-type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ∼ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ∼ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.
In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility (x) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ~ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI(2)-type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ~ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ~ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.
In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility (x) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ~ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI(2)-type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ~ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ~ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.In situ x-ray diffraction experiments on rhenium hydride compressed up to 46 GPa reveal a hydrogen solubility (x) significantly larger than the previously assumed saturation limit of x ~ 0.38(4). In the layered anti-CdI(2)-type structure of rhenium hydride, the hydrogen solubility was found to increase to x ~ 0.5 at 15 GPa over time. When heated to temperatures above 420 K at pressures above 23 GPa, rhenium hydride undergoes an isomorphous phase transition into the NiAs-type structure accompanied by an increase in hydrogen solubility to x ~ 0.85. The formation of fully stoichiometric rhenium hydride is discussed.
Author Degtyareva, Olga
Gregoryanz, Eugene
Scheler, Thomas
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