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Phenomenon of skin effect in metals due to hydrogen absorption

Polyanskiy et al., 2019

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1583359360568726092
Author
Polyanskiy V
Belyaev A
Alekseeva E
Polyanskiy A
Tretyakov D
Yakovlev Y
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Continuum mechanics and thermodynamics

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Experimental studies of the distribution of hydrogen in metal samples after a standardized saturation procedure in a neutral solution are described. It is shown that the hydrogen concentrates in a thin surface layer which plays the role of a shield for the further …
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