A temperature swing process for hydrogen isotope separation
F. Hill, Y. W. Wong, Yau Nam I. Chan
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F. Hill, Y. W. Wong, Yau Nam I. Chan
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Abstract Experiments on the separation of hydrogen isotopes were conducted using vanadium hydride in a temperature swing process. Process behavior followed trends predicted by an equilibrium theory of process operation, but was modified by a kinetic isotope effect and by finite rates of hydrogen absorption and isotope exchange.
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Abstract Experiments on the separation of hydrogen isotopes were conducted using vanadium hydride in a temperature swing process. Process behavior followed trends predicted by an equilibrium theory of process operation, but was modified by a kinetic isotope effect and by finite rates of hydrogen absorption and isotope exchange.
Key concepts: Hydrogen isotope, Swing, Hydrogen, Isotope separation, Process (computing), Isotope, Vanadium, Hydride