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Hydrogen is sorbed by “amorphous” molybdenum sulphide at two sites. One site becomes saturated at pressures less than 1 atmosphere and at temperatures less than 423 K. This is the site at which linear S‐H bonds form. The second site is occupied at higher temperatures, and the preliminary data suggests saturation is reached at ∼ 50 Atm.
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Sampson et al. (1981) studied this question.
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