Hydrogen Materials Science and Chemistry of Carbon Nanomaterials

1. Front Matter

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2. THE PECULIARITIES OF HYDROGENATION OF PLATINUM FULLERIDES

   • Z.A. MATYSINA, S. Yu. ZAGINAICHENKO, D.V. SCHUR, V.B. MOLODKIN, T.N. VEZIROGLU

   Pages 1-17

3. INVESTIGATION OF MECHANISM OF FULLERENE DISSOLUTION IN AROMATICAL HYDROCARBONS

   • N.S. ANIKINA, D.V. SCHUR, S. Yu. ZAGINAICHENKO, O. Ya. KRIVUSHCHENKO, O.V. MIL’TO, A. KALE

   Pages 19-36

4. CONDUCTIVITY OF C60 FULLERENE CRYSTALS UNDER MULTI-STEP DYNAMIC COMPRESSION UP TO 300 KBAR

   • V.V. AVDONIN, V.I. POSTNOV, K.L. KAGAN, D.V. SHAKHRAY, V.E. FORTOV, A.F. SHESTAKOV et al.

   Pages 37-40

5. GAS INTERSTITIAL FULLERENES PRECIPITATED FROM THE SOLUTION OF C60 IN 1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE

   • Y.M. SHULGA, S.A. BASKAKOV, V.M. MARTYNENKO, Y.G. MOROZOV, V.N. VASILETS, V.F. RAZUMOV et al.

   Pages 41-52

6. Mg2NiHx AS PROCATALYST OF SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOFIBERS

   • A.A. VOLODIN, P.V. FURSIKOV, B.P. TARASOV

   Pages 53-58

7. ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE EXPLORATION OF ACTIVE ELEMENT SURFACE FOR HYDROGEN SENSOR BASED ON WO3-x NANOPARTICLES

   • A.M. KORDUBAN, A.P. SHPAK, M.M. MEDVEDSKIJ

   Pages 59-64

8. ISOTOPIC EFFECT IN HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN SOLID SOLUTIONS IN α -Ti

   • I. KHIDIROV, L. N. PADURETS, S. YU. ZAGINAICHENKO, S. KH. SULTANOVA

   Pages 65-76

9. SYNTHESIS, PROPERTIES, AND ASSIMILATION METHODS OF ALUMINIUM HYDRIDE

   • U. MIRSAIDOV

   Pages 77-85

10. INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ORDERING ON THE PROTON SPIN-LATTICE RELAXATION TIME IN LANTHANUM SUPERSTOICHIOMETRIC DIHYDRIDES LaH2+c

    • N.Z. NAMORADZE, I.G. RATISHVILI

    Pages 87-94

11. CREATION OF HYDROGEN - SELECTIVE TUBULAR COMPOSITE MEMBRANES BASED ON Pd-ALLOYS: I. IMPROVEMENT OF CERAMIC SUPPORT WITH Ni LAYER DEPOSITION

    • O.K. ALEXEEVA, D.M. AMIRKHANOV, A.A. KOTENKO, M.M. CHELYAK

    Pages 95-103

12. HYDRIDES FORMATION IN HOLLOW CYLINDER

    • N.M. VLASOV, I.I. FEDIK

    Pages 105-110

13. INTERBAND ELECTRON TRANSITIONS IN THE ALLOYED C60 FILMS WITH THE IONIC DEFECT FORMATION

    • O.P. DMYTRENKO, N.P. KULISH, YU. I. PRYLUTSKYY, N.M. BELYI, L.V. POPERENKO, V.S. STASHCHUK et al.

    Pages 111-118

14. COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRON BEAM IRRADIATION EFFECT ON THE MODIFICATION OF CARBON NANOTUBES

    • M.V. MAKARETS, YU. I. PRYLUTSKYY, D.V. SCHUR, H. BERNAS, P. SCHARFF

    Pages 119-125

15. THEORETICAL STUDY AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN ABSORPTION BY CARBON NANOMATERIALS

    • G.N. CHURILOV, A.S. FEDOROV, P.B. SOROKIN, P.V. NOVIKOV, N.V. BULINA, S.A. MARCHENKO et al.

    Pages 127-132

16. RADIATION INDUCED PHENOMENA ON ELECTRONIC AND PROTONIC CONDUCTIONS OF COMPACT HYDRIDE-ELECTROLYTE FUEL CELL

    • B. TSUCHIYA, S. NAGATA, K. SAITO, K. TOH, T. SHIKAMA

    Pages 133-137

17. DEFECTOSCOPY AND PERSPECTIVES RELATED TO METALLIC MATERIALS ADOPTABLE IN HYDROGEN STORAGE PRESSURE TANKS PRODUCTION

    • M. ROGANTE, F. G. CESARI, V. T. LEBEDEV

    Pages 139-148

18. ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NANOCARBON MATERIALS

    • L. YU. MATZUI, I.V. OVSIENKO, T.A. LEN, L.L. VOVCHENKO, YU. I. PRYLUTSKYY, S. YU. ZAGINAICHENKO et al.

    Pages 149-154

19. FREE RADICAL HALOGENATION OF CARBON NANOMATERIALS AT LOW TEMPERATURES

    • A.I. MIKHAYLOV, V.A. PAKHOMOVA, S.I. KUZINA, S.A. BASKAKOV, YU.M. SHUL’G.A., A.A. VOLODIN et al.

    Pages 155-158

20. HYDROGEN CONCENTRATION DEPENDENCE ON THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITIES OF METAL-HYDRIDE COMPOSITE MATERIALS

    • B. TSUCHIYA, K. KONASHI, S. NAGATA, T. SHIKAMA, M. YAMAWAKI

    Pages 159-164

The 2005 International Conference “Hydrogen Materials Science and Chemistry of Carbon Nanomaterials” (ICHMS’2005) was held in September 5-11, 2005 in the remarkable city Sevastopol (Crimea, Ukraine) known for its heroic and unusual th fate. In the tradition of the earlier ICHMS conferences, this 9 ICHMS’2005 meeting served as an multidisciplinary forum for the presentation and discussion of the most recent research on transition to hydrogen-based energy systems, technologies for hydrogen production, storage, utilization, materials processing and chemical behavior, energy and environmental problems. The aim of ICHMS’2005 was to provide the wide overview of the latest scientific results on basic research and technological applications of hydrogen interactions with metals and other materials. The active representatives from industry, research/academic organizations and governmental agencies could meet, discuss and present the most recent advances in hydrogen concepts, processes and systems, to evaluate current progress and to exchange academic information, to identify research needs and future development in this important area. This conference should help further the progress of hydrogen-based science and promote the role of hydrogen in the energy field. The ICHMS’2005 was the conference, where a related new important topic of considerable current interest on fullerene-related materials as hydrogen storage was included into the conference program. This meeting gave an opportunity for researchers to cover the entire range of basic and applied materials focusing on synthesis, structure, properties and applications of diverse carbon materials ranging from nanotubes and fullerenes to carbon fiber composites and sorbents.

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Cluster
• Fulleren
• NATO
• Nanocar
• Nanomaterial
• Nanotube
• Science
• Security
• Sub-Series A
• Transport
• carbon nanotubes
• electricity
• thermodynamics

• International Association for Hydrogen Energy, University of Miami, Miami, U.S.A

  T. Nejat Veziroglu

• Institute of Hydrogen and Solar Energy, Kiev, Ukraine

  Svetlana Yu. Zaginaichenko

• Institute for Problems of Materials Science of NAS, Kiev, Ukraine

  Dmitry V. Schur, Valeriy V. Skorokhod

• Institute of Physical Chemistry of PAS, Warsaw, Poland

  Bogdan Baranowski

• Institute for Metal Physics of NAS, Kiev, Ukraine

  Anatoliy P. Shpak

• UNIDO - Centre for Hydrogen Energy Technologies, Istanbul, Turkey

  Ayfer Kale

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