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LOW TEMPERATURE PHASE TRANSFORMATION IN THE VANADIUM-HYDROGEN SYSTEMt J. Wanagel, S. L. Sass and B. W. Batterman Department of Materials Science and Engineering Cornell University Ithaca, New York 14850 ABSTRACT Electron microscope specimens containing S-vanadium hydride showed evidence for the occurrence of a low temperature phase transformation. Upon cooling to a specific temperature in the range from 170-200*K additional 3 order reflections appeared which were shown to come different regions than the 6 hydride domains. The 3 order reflections are consistent with (101)b.c.t. planes of hydrogen atoms spaced 3d101 apart. t Work supported by the U. S. Atomic Energw Ccmission, Contract AT(11-1)-3164, COO-3164-2.
Wanagel, J.; Sass, S. L. & Batterman, B. W.Low-Temperature Phase Transformation in the Vanadium--Hydrogen System.,
report,
January 1, 1972;
United States.
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