Influence of C14 Laves phase and Zr-rich phase interactions on the hydrogen storage properties of Ti32.5V27.5Zr7.5Nb32.5 high entropy hydrogen storage alloy
Authors:
- Guanglong LiGLGuanglong Li
- Yue LiYLYue Li
- Jian LiangJLJian Liang
- Zhen WenZWZhen Wen
- Tong ZhangTZTong Zhang
- Xin DingXDXin Ding
- Yingdong QuYQYingdong Qu
- 3 March 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Intermetallics
- Vol. 168
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