Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9803829 | Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 2005 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
The hydride Sr2AlH7 was synthesized by ball milling of the alloy consisting of Sr and Al (2:1) under hydrogen at 150Â rpm for 10Â h followed by hydrogenation or sintering at 533Â K for 2 days. The yield of Sr2AlH7 in the hydrogenated product was 66Â wt.%, which is larger than that in the sintered product. However, the mass fraction of Al in the milled samples decreased largely when the Sr2Al alloy was milled at 300Â rpm for 50Â h or longer. In such a case, the Sr2AlH7 hydride cannot be obtained during the subsequent hydrogenation.
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Authors
Q.A. Zhang, E. Akiba,