The Solubility of Gases in Alloys

The solubility of gases in alloys The study of gas-alloy systems has been confined principally to hydrogen. One might recognise two possible classes of alloy, one compounded of two hydrogen-dissolving metals, and the 

In the following figures are given data illustrating these types of behaviour. The maxima are not always sharp as in the Hg-B-Pd system, nor are they always so well defined. The curve of log (solubility) against 1/T in Fe-Mo alloys, as Fig. 42 shows for many hydrogen-metal systems, is linear (49). 

It has been seen that even the solution of sulphur dioxide follows dissociation of the molecule, although the nature of the fragments remains unknown. Gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, or ammonia must 

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