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Measurement of the solubility of hydrogen in solid magnesium

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The solubility of hydrogen in magnesium was measured by a direct volume displacement method during absorption at temperatures between 676 K and 876 K, and pressures between 6.6 and 101 MPa. The solubility followed Sievert’s law and gave a heat of solution of 24,400 ± 1200 J/1/2 mole H2.

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Popovic, Z.D., Piercy, G.R. Measurement of the solubility of hydrogen in solid magnesium. Metall Trans A 6, 1915 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02646856

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