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Influence of high hydrostatic pressure on properties of metal hydrides belonging to different specific groups; ionic (alkaline and alkaline earth metals based hydrides), covalent (aluminum hydride, copper hydride), metallic (transition metals based hydrides, rare earth metals based hydrides) and hydrides of several intermetallic compounds is reported. Focus is put on EOS parameters and pressure induced transitions including change of crystal symmetry and/or segregation.
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