P. Millet, C. Lebouin, R. Ngameni, A. Ranjbari, M. Guymont
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Hydriding Reaction of LaNi5: Correlations between Thermodynamic States and Sorption Kinetics during Activation
This research work concerns the hydriding reaction of LaNi5 during the first hydriding cycles (activation process). Step-by-step sorption isotherms (Δ[H/M]≈0.03) were measured at 298 K, in the composition range 0
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