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December 5th, 2005
Hydrogen Atoms Manipulated Below Surface of Palladium Crystal
Abstract:
For the first time, scientists have manipulated hydrogen atoms into stable sites beneath the surface of a palladium crystal, creating a structure predicted to be important in metal catalysts, in hydrogen storage, and in fuel cells.
Source:
Penn State
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