We have modified the kinetic equations for the absorption of hydrogen in transition metals to include the effects of strong subsurface bonding. The new equations show that the subsurface, self-trapped hydrogen acts as a valve for the admission of hydrogen into the bulk. The explanation for a number of experimental facts, not well understood before, neatly follows. Discrepancies between theory and experiments found earlier are explained by the inclusion of the subsurface term into the kinetic equation.
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