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This research aims to understand how dendrites and compositional variations affect hydrogen absorption properties in multi-principal element alloys.

May 10, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A1 citationsOpen Access

The impact of dendrites and related compositional fluctuations on hydrogen absorption thermodynamics in bcc multi-principal element alloys

VEVeronica Ellinor EnblomUppsala University FMFernando MaccariTechnical University of Darmstadt FSFranziska ScheibelTechnical University of Darmstadt

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This research aims to understand how dendrites and compositional variations affect hydrogen absorption properties in multi-principal element alloys.
Investigated thermodynamic properties of hydrogen absorption in bcc multi-principal element alloys.
Analyzed the role of dendrites and composition throughout the alloy structures.
Dendritic structures significantly enhance hydrogen absorption capacities compared to non-dendritic forms.
Compositional fluctuations in alloys led to measurable variations in absorption thermodynamics.

Abstract

Solid-state hydrogen storage is a key concept in the prospect of a sustainable hydrogen economy. Multi-principal element alloys (MPEAs) with a body-centred cubic ( bcc ) structure are promising hydride-forming materials, but...

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