Titanium Hydride FeTiHi

The apparatus for the preparation of unstable metal hydrides such as FeTiH is shown in Figs. 1 and 2. It consists of a reactor and a pressure-vacuum manifold which is rated for pressures up to 68 atm and is constructed of stainless steel (300 series). The reactor is constructed of j tubing welded to a metal plug which forms the bottom closure. The top of the tube is welded to a 0-ring connector (VCO Type, Cajon Co. 32550, Old South Rd., Cleveland, OH) which in turn is socket-welded to a X 5 tube reducer. A sintered metal disc ( 5 nm 

Composition Thermodynamic Data for the Formation of FeTiH Relative Partial Molal Quantities, 298 K  

FeTi Particle Size (/rm) Bulk Powder Dust Cloud Reference 

Phase Composition Deuterides Lattice Parameters Strongest Three Lines, 2d degrees (X-Rays, CuAa) Reference 

The hydride phases of FeTi are gray metal-like solids having essentially the same appearance as the dehydrided alloy. They are not pyrophoric at room temperature but ignition can occur at higher temperature. Thermodynamic and other properties of interest are summarized in Tables I and II. 

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