Measurements of diffusion coefficients of hydrogen in palladium by a galvanostatic permeation method
Measurements of diffusion coefficients of hydrogen in palladium by a galvanostatic permeation method
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恒电流渗透法测定氢在钯中的扩散系数
DOI:
10.1016/0360-3199(85)90066-7
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
R. Bucur
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作者:
R. Bucur
A study by the galvanostatic permeation technique is reported which has derived reliable and reproducible measurements of diffusion coefficients for hydrogen in palladium. A description is given of the thermostated electrochemical permeation cell. Hydrogen permeation rates have been determined on the detection side of a palladium membrane electrode (geometrical surface area 7.2 cm 2; thickness 5× 10− 3 cm) by measuring the anodic current I a under potentiostatic conditions. Measurements have been made of rising and decaying I a when the hydrogen entrance side of the membrane has been subjected to constant cathodic currents I c which were subsequently interrupted after establishments of steady-state conditions. Semi-log plots of I a against time have yielded reliable determinations of the hydrogen and deuterium diffusion coefficients D H and D D. Studies have been made of the influence on measurement of D H by alterations of I c, surface roughness of the membrane, variations of electrolyte solution, surface contamination and temperature. Over the temperature range 5–50° C equations representing the temperature dependence of the diffusion coefficients have been determined to be: D H= 2.48× 10− 3 exp− 5210 RT; and D D= 1.67× 10− 3 exp− 4830 RT