Statistical Thermodynamics of Phase Transformations in Lithium Alanates with Release of Hydrogen


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Based on the molecular and kinetic concepts, the paper presents the theory of phase transformations in lithium alanates with the release of hydrogen. The calculations are given for free energies of phases and their dependences on pressure, temperature, hydrogen concentration, and energy parameters are determined. The equations are derived for the thermodynamically-equilibrium states which determine the Pressure-Temperature-Concentration diagram and estimate the energy parameters with the use of experimental results taken from the literature. The investigation of the detected temperature/concentration dependence in crystals shows the impossibility of a complete hydrogen release from alanates. The paper contains isotherm and isopleth plots. A possibility is established for the hysteresis effect. A comparison is given to the theoretical and experimental results.

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S. Yu. Zaginaichenko

Institute for Problems in Materials Science of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

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Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Ukraine, Kiev

Z. A. Matysina

Oles Honchar Dnipropetrovsk National University

Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk

D. V. Shchur

Institute for Problems in Materials Science of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Ukraine, Kiev

A. P. Pomytkin

Institute for Problems in Materials Science of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Ukraine, Kiev

M. T. Gabdullin

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Kazakhstan, Almaty

D. A. Zaritskii

Institute for Problems in Materials Science of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

Email: shurzag@materials.kiev.ua
Ukraine, Kiev

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