Concentration of isotopic hydrogen by temperature gradient effec

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1991-08-23

1999-08-24

Wasil, Daniel D.

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Hydrogen or compound thereof

Elemental hydrogen

4236477, 376100, 420900, C01B 300

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ABSTRACT:
Isotopic hydrogen enrichment in a soluble metal is achieved through temperature gradient effects by applying a heat source and a heat sink to two spaced regions of the metal within which isotopic hydrogen atoms are absorbed and enclosed by a diffusion-barrier material. The temperature gradient so created forces the atoms of hydrogen in the hot region to migrate into the cold region, resulting in higher isotopic hydrogen density in the cold region. Discharge of the absorbed isotopic hydrogen is prevented effectively by the diffusion-barrier material.

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