Neutron scattering studies of Ti-Cr-V bcc alloy with the residual hydrogen and deuterium

Hydrogen and deuterium pressure-composition (P-C) isotherm measurements were carried out for Ti0.31Cr0.49V0.20 bcc alloy. As a result, the residual hydrogen-to-metal ratio (H/M)res was almost the same as the residual deuterium-to-metal one (D/M)res; the (H/M)res and (D/M)res were approximately 0.5. Furthermore, the neutron scattering experiments were conducted with Ti0.31Cr0.49V0.20 alloys including the residual hydrogen and/or deuterium. It was found that H atoms absorbed in the first absorption cycle up to H/M = 0.5 are hardly bound in the desorption cycle as the residual hydrogen, whereas D atoms are mainly bound in Ti0.31Cr0.49V0.20 bcc alloy as the residual deuterium when D2 gas is partially used in the H absorption reaction.