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Results from measurements of the hydrogen uptake in Mo/V single-crystal superlattices with modulation wavelengths ({Λ}) from 0.3 to 17.7 nm are presented. These studies were performed by hydrogen profiling, using the ¹H{(}¹⁵N,αγ{)}¹²$C reaction, and x-ray diffraction. The average hydrogen to metal ratio was found to decrease for decreasing {Λ}. For {Λ}{≥}13 nm, large structural changes are observed, while for {Λ}{≤}5.5 nm no structural changes were observed upon hydrogenation. A model describing the modulated-wavelength dependence of the hydrogen uptake is proposed.
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