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[In04]Celebrating 150 years of Palladium Hydride: Meeting Its Old and New Hydrogen-Friendly Faces
*Volodymyr A. YARTYS1,2, Tom AUTREY3, Lars BANNENBERG4, Mark BOWDEN3, Robert C. BOWMAN, Jr.5, Moegamat Wafeeq DAVIDS6,7, Jacques HUOT7,6, Michael LOTOTSKYY6, Dag NOREUS8, Luca PASQUINI9, Udishnu SANYAL3, Vitalie STAVILA10, Galina TSIRLINA11, Brandon WOOD12 (1. Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway), 2. Institute for Energy Technology (Norway), 3. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (USA), 4. TU Delft (Netherlands), 5. RCB Hydrides (USA), 6. University of the Western Cape (South Africa), 7. University of Quebec at Trois-Rivieres (Canada), 8. Stockholm University (Sweden), 9. University of Bologna (Italy), 10. Sandia National Laboratory (USA), 11. CENN Nanocenter (Slovenia), 12. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA))
Keywords:
Palladium hydride,Crystal structure,Metal-hydrogen bonding,Nano-Pd,Palladium as a catalyst,Thin films,Electrochemistry,Palladium superhydride,Pioneers of exploration of Pd hydride - T. Graham,F. Lewis,T. Flanagan
