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Effect of hydrogen pressure and temperature on the reaction kinetics between Fe-doped Mg and hydrogen gas

TitleEffect of hydrogen pressure and temperature on the reaction kinetics between Fe-doped Mg and hydrogen gas
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication2011
AuthorsMontone, Amelia, Aurora A., Mirabile Gattia Daniele, and M. Antisari Vittori
JournalJournal of Alloys and Compounds
Volume509
PaginationS580-S583
ISSN09258388
KeywordsAbsolute values, During phase, Effect of hydrogen, Effect of temperature, Enzyme kinetics, Fe-doped, Gas pressures, Gases, Hydrides, Hydrogen, Hydrogen gas, Hydrogen gas pressure, Hydrogen storage, Hydrogen storage characteristics, Kinetics, Magnesium, Mechanical alloying, Metal hydrides, Nano-structured, Operative parameters, Phase transformation, Phase transitions, Pressure effects, Reaction kinetics, Reaction mechanism, Reaction temperature, Scanning electron microscopy, Scanning electrons, Temperature, Thermodynamic driving forces, Two-temperature
Abstract

The effect of hydrogen pressure and of reaction temperature on the phase transformation from Mg to MgH2 by exposure of Fe doped metallic Mg to hydrogen gas has been studied with the purpose of evaluating the importance of operative parameters on the hydrogen storage characteristics of this system. Two temperatures have been investigated and, for each temperature, two values of the hydrogen gas pressure. The gas pressure has been adjusted in order to induce the same thermodynamic driving force in samples processed at different temperatures, with the aim of separating the effect of temperature from the one of gas pressure. Experimental results show that the reaction mechanism is independent from the value of the operative parameters which, instead, influence strongly the absolute value of the kinetics constant. Sample microstructure during phase transformation is affected in a major way by the reaction temperature, with the gas pressure playing a minor role. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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DOI10.1016/j.jallcom.2010.10.096
Citation KeyMontone2011