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| Preface | ||
| Committees | ||
| Hydrogen - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: A Motivation for the Hydrogen Workshop at Jefferson Lab | 1 | |
| Hydrogen in Biological Systems | 11 | |
| Hydrogen in Semiconductors | 21 | |
| Hydrogen Interactions with Semiconductors and Oxides | 33 | |
| Dynamics of Hydrogen in Silicon | 40 | |
| Local Vibrational Mode Spectroscopy of Hydrogen in Compound Semiconductors | 49 | |
| Sites and Dynamics for Muonium in III-V Semiconductors | 55 | |
| Vibrational Lifetimes of Hydrogen in Silicon | 67 | |
| Assessing the Hydrogen Adsorption Capacity of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotube/Metal Composites | 77 | |
| Hydrogen Generation via Sodium Borohydride | 90 | |
| Hydrogen Generation Via Fuel Reforming | 101 | |
| Hydrogen Production from Nuclear Energy | 111 | |
| Hydrogen Distribution Infrastructure | 119 | |
| The "Q Disease" in Superconducting Niobium RF Cavities | 133 | |
| Determination of Hydrogen in Niobium by Cold Neutron Prompt Gamma-Ray Activation Analysis and Neutron Incoherent Scattering | 151 | |
| RRR Degradation and Gas Absorption in the Electron Beam Welding Area of High Purity Niobium | 162 | |
| H in Niobium: Origin and Method of Detection | 176 | |
| Analyzing Method to Locate Trapped Hydrogen in Metal Crystals and Relationship between Surface Defects and Hydrogen Absorption | 190 | |
| Hydrogen Absorption in Electropolishing of Niobium | 203 | |
| Results of Q Disease Tests with 350-MHz Spoke Cavities | 220 | |
| Elasto-Plastic Behavior of High RRR Niobium: Effects of Crystallographic Texture, Microstructure, and Hydrogen Concentration | 227 | |
| Hydrogen in Vacuum Systems: An Overview | 243 | |
| Hydrogen and Its Desorption in RHIC | 255 | |
| Effect of Atomic Hydrogen Exposure on Electron Beam Polarization from Strained GaAs Photocathodes | 267 | |
| Hydride Compressor Sorption Cooler and Surface Contamination Issues | 275 | |
| Hydrogen Outgassing and Surface Properties of TiN-Coated Stainless Steel Chambers | 292 | |
| A Comparison of Outgassing Measurements for Three Vacuum Chamber Materials | ||
| Methods for Reducing Hydrogen Outgassing | 307 | |
| The Inaccuracy of Quantitative Analysis of Mass Spectra Containing Hydrogen and Deuterium | 313 | |
| Energy Efficient Cryogenic Transfer Line with Magnetic Suspension | 321 | |
| Gaseous Hydrogen and Muon Accelerators | ||
| Program | 337 | |
| Participants List | 341 | |
| Author Index | 343 |
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Marla Klock
reviewed Hydrogen in Materials and Vacuum Systems: First International Workshop of Hydrogen in Materials and Vacuum Systems, Newport News, Virginia, 11-13 November 2002 on September 15, 2016
Hydrogen in Materials and Vacuum Systems
My curiosity of the role that hydrogen play it in our human physiology got me reading about the heroin of the most dramatic discoveries of the universe, from the exact number of the hydrogen since the big bang, to the atmic models, to the discovery of the electron, thr positron and much more.
This book consider a great deal of the historical background overviewed chapter hy chaprt, about the evloation and the discoveries which are related to the hydrogen. Great masure of the book was simplifying, without great deals of technical details about further complecated stuff related to the quanm physics, and number of mathematical equations.
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