The symmetry and strength of the displacement field of hydrogen interstitially dissolved in niobium has been determined by means of Huang diffuse scattering of X-rays (Mo K alpha 1 ). The measurements were performed at room temperature in the alpha phase of NbH x . Detailed measurements of the scattered X-ray intensity close to the (330) reciprocal lattice point yielded the following results: (i) The scattered intensity increased linearly with hydrogen concentration as predicted for isolated point defects; (ii) the displacement field has cubic symmetry, (iii) the double force tensor describing the long ranged displacement field is P ij = delta ij (3.37+or-0.1) eV.
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