Thermodynamic properties of the RENiIn hydrides with RE = La, Ce, Pr and Nd
The Pressure–Composition–Temperature diagrams for the RENiIn–H systems (RE = La, Ce, Pr, Nd) were determined by a volumetric method. The P– C isotherms show a two-phase (β + γ) region where a transformation from a single to a double H occupancy of the trigonal bipyramidal RE 3Ni 2 site takes place....
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description | The Pressure–Composition–Temperature diagrams for the RENiIn–H systems (RE
=
La, Ce, Pr, Nd) were determined by a volumetric method. The
P–
C isotherms show a two-phase (β
+
γ) region where a transformation from a single to a double H occupancy of the trigonal bipyramidal RE
3Ni
2 site takes place. The β-hydride was stable at pressures and temperatures applied in the present work. Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen in RENiIn intermetallic compounds strongly depend on the RE elements: Δ
H
H
=−38.1
±
3.2
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−79.6
±
5.0
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
La; Δ
H
H
=−26.0
±
0.8
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=−66.5
±
1.5
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Ce; Δ
H
H
=
−15.3
±
1.1
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−42.3
±
2.2
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Pr; Δ
H
H
=
−19.4
±
0.6
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−56.0
±
1.4
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Nd. |
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La, Ce, Pr, Nd) were determined by a volumetric method. The
P–
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γ) region where a transformation from a single to a double H occupancy of the trigonal bipyramidal RE
3Ni
2 site takes place. The β-hydride was stable at pressures and temperatures applied in the present work. Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen in RENiIn intermetallic compounds strongly depend on the RE elements: Δ
H
H
=−38.1
±
3.2
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
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−79.6
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K
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H
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H
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mo
l
H
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S
H
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J
K
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mo
l
H
−
1
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Ce; Δ
H
H
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−15.3
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kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
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−42.3
±
2.2
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
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Pr; Δ
H
H
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−19.4
±
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kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
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±
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J
K
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mo
l
H
−
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La, Ce, Pr, Nd) were determined by a volumetric method. The
P–
C isotherms show a two-phase (β
+
γ) region where a transformation from a single to a double H occupancy of the trigonal bipyramidal RE
3Ni
2 site takes place. The β-hydride was stable at pressures and temperatures applied in the present work. Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen in RENiIn intermetallic compounds strongly depend on the RE elements: Δ
H
H
=−38.1
±
3.2
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−79.6
±
5.0
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
La; Δ
H
H
=−26.0
±
0.8
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=−66.5
±
1.5
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Ce; Δ
H
H
=
−15.3
±
1.1
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−42.3
±
2.2
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Pr; Δ
H
H
=
−19.4
±
0.6
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−56.0
±
1.4
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
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La, Ce, Pr, Nd) were determined by a volumetric method. The
P–
C isotherms show a two-phase (β
+
γ) region where a transformation from a single to a double H occupancy of the trigonal bipyramidal RE
3Ni
2 site takes place. The β-hydride was stable at pressures and temperatures applied in the present work. Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen in RENiIn intermetallic compounds strongly depend on the RE elements: Δ
H
H
=−38.1
±
3.2
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−79.6
±
5.0
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
La; Δ
H
H
=−26.0
±
0.8
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=−66.5
±
1.5
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Ce; Δ
H
H
=
−15.3
±
1.1
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−42.3
±
2.2
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
for RE
=
Pr; Δ
H
H
=
−19.4
±
0.6
kJ
mo
l
H
−
1
, Δ
S
H
=
−56.0
±
1.4
J
K
−1
mo
l
H
−
1
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=
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