The pressure-composition absorption isotherms of deuterium in an alloy with nominal composition V85Ni15 were measured between 87 and 400 °C for pressures up to ≈17 bar. For T ≤ 144 °C one observes the occurrence of a solid solution α phase for D/M < 0.15, the coexistence of α and β phase up to D/M ≈ 0.5 and a subsequent change to a different phase for higher deuterium concentrations. For temperatures higher than 200 °C only a solid solution with a deuteration enthalpy ΔHdeutr = 47 ± 2 kJ/mol is detected. The critical temperature of this V-Ni alloy (144 °C ≤ T*≤200 °C) is much higher than that of pure V (100 °C). Moreover, well above the critical temperature, one can observe a “normal” isotope effect, i.e. the equilibrium pressure of the V85Ni15-H system is higher than that of V85Ni15-D.

Deuterium absorption properties of V85Ni15 and evidence of isotope effect

Tosti S.;Santucci A.;
2019-01-01

Abstract

The pressure-composition absorption isotherms of deuterium in an alloy with nominal composition V85Ni15 were measured between 87 and 400 °C for pressures up to ≈17 bar. For T ≤ 144 °C one observes the occurrence of a solid solution α phase for D/M < 0.15, the coexistence of α and β phase up to D/M ≈ 0.5 and a subsequent change to a different phase for higher deuterium concentrations. For temperatures higher than 200 °C only a solid solution with a deuteration enthalpy ΔHdeutr = 47 ± 2 kJ/mol is detected. The critical temperature of this V-Ni alloy (144 °C ≤ T*≤200 °C) is much higher than that of pure V (100 °C). Moreover, well above the critical temperature, one can observe a “normal” isotope effect, i.e. the equilibrium pressure of the V85Ni15-H system is higher than that of V85Ni15-D.
2019
Deuteration enthalpy; Deuteride; Deuterium absorption; Solid solution; V-Ni alloys
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