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|c edited by T. Nejat Veziroglu, Svetlana Yu. Zaginaichenko, Dmitry V. Schur, Bogdan Baranowski, Anatoliy P. Shpak, Valeriy V. Skorokhod, Ayfer Kale.
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|a Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Hydrogen Materials Science and Chemistry of Carbon Nanomaterials (ICHMS'2005), Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine, 5-11 September 2005
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|a THE PECULIARITIES OF HYDROGENATION OF PLATINUM FULLERIDES -- INVESTIGATION OF MECHANISM OF FULLERENE DISSOLUTION IN AROMATICAL HYDROCARBONS -- CONDUCTIVITY OF C60 FULLERENE CRYSTALS UNDER MULTI-STEP DYNAMIC COMPRESSION UP TO 300 KBAR -- GAS INTERSTITIAL FULLERENES PRECIPITATED FROM THE SOLUTION OF C60 IN 1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE -- Mg2NiHx AS PROCATALYST OF SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOFIBERS -- ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE EXPLORATION OF ACTIVE ELEMENT SURFACE FOR HYDROGEN SENSOR BASED ON WO3-x NANOPARTICLES -- ISOTOPIC EFFECT IN HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN SOLID SOLUTIONS IN ? -Ti -- SYNTHESIS, PROPERTIES, AND ASSIMILATION METHODS OF ALUMINIUM HYDRIDE -- INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ORDERING ON THE PROTON SPIN-LATTICE RELAXATION TIME IN LANTHANUM SUPERSTOICHIOMETRIC DIHYDRIDES LaH2+c -- CREATION OF HYDROGEN - SELECTIVE TUBULAR COMPOSITE MEMBRANES BASED ON Pd-ALLOYS: I. IMPROVEMENT OF CERAMIC SUPPORT WITH Ni LAYER DEPOSITION -- HYDRIDES FORMATION IN HOLLOW CYLINDER -- INTERBAND ELECTRON TRANSITIONS IN THE ALLOYED C60 FILMS WITH THE IONIC DEFECT FORMATION -- COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRON BEAM IRRADIATION EFFECT ON THE MODIFICATION OF CARBON NANOTUBES -- THEORETICAL STUDY AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN ABSORPTION BY CARBON NANOMATERIALS -- RADIATION INDUCED PHENOMENA ON ELECTRONIC AND PROTONIC CONDUCTIONS OF COMPACT HYDRIDE-ELECTROLYTE FUEL CELL -- DEFECTOSCOPY AND PERSPECTIVES RELATED TO METALLIC MATERIALS ADOPTABLE IN HYDROGEN STORAGE PRESSURE TANKS PRODUCTION -- ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NANOCARBON MATERIALS -- FREE RADICAL HALOGENATION OF CARBON NANOMATERIALS AT LOW TEMPERATURES -- HYDROGEN CONCENTRATION DEPENDENCE ON THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITIES OF METAL-HYDRIDE COMPOSITE MATERIALS -- IRRADIATION EFFECT OF GAMMA-RAY ON THE PROTON-CONDUCTING POLYMER -- ELECTRICAL EXPLOSION TECHNOLOGY FOR NOVEL CARBON NANOMATERIALS PRODUCTION -- PROMISING CATALYSTS FOR H2 - O2 FUEL CELLS (REVIEW) -- DESCRIPTION OF PHASE EQUILIBRIUMS IN INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS WITHIN THE PERTURBATION THEORY -- MgH2–CARBON COMPOSITES FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE -- SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES IN GASEOUS AND LIQUID MEDIUM -- Pt NANOCLUSTERS ON CARBON NANOMATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS -- THE CONFIGURATIONAL HEAT CAPACITY OF FULLERITE OVER THE REGION OF SCL ? FCCL PHASE TRANSITION -- COMMENTS CONCERNING PARAMETERS OF THE SHORT-RANGE ORDER EVOLUTION DETERMINED FROM THE DATA ON KINETICS OF A HEAT-CAPACITY RELAXATION FOR Lu–H ALLOY -- TRIFLUOROMETHYLATION OF ENDOHEDRAL METALLOFULLERENES M@C82(M = Y, Ce): SYNTHESIS, ISOLATION AND STRUCTURE -- SYNTHESIS, ISOLATION AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF A SERIES OF ENDOHEDRAL METALLOFULLERENES Y2@C84, Ce2@C78 AND M@C82 (M = Y, La, Ce, Gd) -- FORMATION OF ORDERED CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES AT PYROLYSIS OF HYDRATED CELLULOSE CONTAINING THE METALS OF FERROUS SUBGROUP -- NEW DESIGN OF ELECTRON GUN FOR FIELD EMISSION LIGHT SOURCES WITH CARBON FIBERS CATHODE -- PHYSICAL PROCESSES ON THE SURFACE OF FIELD EMISSION CATHODES BASED ON CARBON NANOSTRUCTURAL MATERIALS -- NEW TECHNIQUE OF FIELD EMISSION CATHODES PREPARATION BY LOW TEMPERATURE DEPOSITION FROM ETHANOL VAPOR -- FULLERENE SYNTHESIS IN HELIUM FLOW AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE -- ATOMIC HYDROGEN ADSORPTION ON BORON NITRIDE NANOTUBE SURFACES -- INVESTIGATIONS OF THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT ADDITIVES TO THE LANTHANUM RICH MISCHMETAL -- ON ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION OF FULLERENES AND THEIR COMPOUNDS FROM SOLUTIONS -- NOVEL CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES PRODUCED BY ELECTROCHEMICAL METHOD -- STRUCTURE OF SOLID AMORPHOUS PHASES OF WATER AND CAPTURE OF MOLECULES CH4, H2 IN MULTISTRUCTURES OF ICE -- SOME LESSONS OF THE CHEMISTRY OF METAL HYDRIDES IN THE LIGHT OF PROBLEMS OF HYDROGEN ACCUMULATION -- ABOUT INTERACTION OF HYDROGEN WITH SPHERICAL PARTICLES OF BT 5-1 TYPE ALLOY -- APPLICATION OF LAYERED InSe AND GaSe CRYSTALS AND POWDERS FOR SOLID STATE HYDROGEN STORAGE -- INTERACTION OF Mg-REM-Ni ALLOYS AND COMPOSITES WITH HYDROGEN -- CALORIMETRIC INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN INTERACTION WITH ZrMn2 -- STRUCTURE OF NbVCoD2.5 SYNTHESIZED UNDER HIGH GASEOUS PRESSURE -- STRUCTURAL AND METHODICAL FEATURES OF THE INSTALLATION FOR INVESTIGATIONS OF HYDROGEN-SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF CARBON NANOMATERIALS AND THEIR COMPOSITES -- IMPROVEMENT OF HYDRIDE HEAT DEVICES OVERALL PERFORMANCE -- COMPUTER MODELING OF IONS H +, H 3O +, H5O2 + TRANSPORT IN NANOSTRUCTURAL SUPERMOLECULES OF WATER -- INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR PRODUCTION OF LaNi5-BASED HYDRIDE MATERIALS -- QUANTITATIVE APPLICATION OF LATERAL FORCE MICROSCOPY FOR CARBON NANOTUBES INVESTI GATION -- THE CORRELATION BETWEEN IONICITY OF METAL-HYDROGEN BONDS IN HYDRIDES AND THEIR THERMAL FIRMNESS -- ABOUT MANNER AND MECHANISMS OF REDUCTION OF THERMAL FIRMNESS OF Mg -, Ti -, Y – BASED MECHANICAL ALLOYS -- ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND STABILITY OF HIGHER FULLERENES -- INVESTIGATION OF THE HYDROGEN INTERACTION WITH Ti0.9Zr0.1Mn1.3V0.5 BY CALORIMETRIC METHOD -- INVESTIGATION OF THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS FOR FUEL ELEMENTS AND WORK UP OF LIMIT STATE CRITERIA FOR HYDROGEN CONTAINING SOLID MATERIALS WITH ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPE DEFECTOSCOPY METHODS -- ELECTROLYTIC PRODUCTION OF CARBON NANO-TUBES IN CHLORIDE-OXIDE MELTS UNDER CARBON DIOXIDE PRESSURE -- INVESTIGATION OF DELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKING IN THE Zr-2,5% Nb ALLOY -- SOLITON LATTICES IN CARBON NANOTUBES -- INVESTIGATION OF LOW-TEMPERATURE RADIATION LIVING RADICAL POLYMERIZATION OF VINYL MONOMERS WITH FULLERENE C60 BY OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY -- INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ON MAGNETOCRYSTALLINE ANISOTROPY OF TbFe6Co5Ti SINGLE CRYSTAL -- STUDY OF ISOTOPIC EFFECT FOR HYDROGEN AND DEUTERIUM ADSORPTION ON NANOPOROUS CARBON (NPC) AT 67-78 K -- MODELING OF DEHYDRATION AND DEHYDROGENATION IN ZIRCONIA WITH ANION IMPURITY -- STUDY OF Fe-MgO CATALYST STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE PROCESS OF PYROLYTIC SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOMATERIALS -- CARBON NANOMATERIALS ON THE BASE OF CATALYTIC HYDROCARBON PYROLYSIS: DEVELOPMENT AND PERSPECTIVE USE -- SOLUTIONS OF POLYSTYRENE AS A CARBONIZATION PRECURSOR FOR THE MATRYX SYNTHESIS OF CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES -- NANOCARBON MATERIALS -- THE PRODUCTION OF HYDRIDES IN TITANIC POWDERS UNDER DIFFERENT WAYS OF MANUFACTURING -- ELECTROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF NANODISPERSED DIAMOND -- TECHNICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL METHODS OF REALIZATION OF STEAM CATALYTIC CONVERSION OF NATURAL GAS WITH A METHANE-WATER PROPORTION CLOSE TO STOICHIOMETRIC RATIO -- MAGNETIC & THERMODYNAMIC STUDIES OF CoO (I) & CoO (II) -- STRUCTURE AND FORMATION OF FILMS OF ZIRCONIA-BASED SOLID ELECTROLYTE -- EPR SPIN PROBE STUDY OF CARBON NANOPARTICLES HYDRATION PROPERTIES IN AQUEOUS DISPERSIONS -- NANOSTRUCTURED CARBON MATERIALS BASED ON IR-PYROLIZED POLYACRYLONITRILE -- MOLECULAR HYDROGEN EVOLUTION: PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF MESOPOROUS TIO2-CONTAINING METAL COMPOSITES -- CHANGE OF CURIE TEMPERATURE AND EFFECTIVE EXCHANGE FIELDS IN FERRIMAGNETIC R2Fe14B COMPOUNDS UPON HYDROGENATION -- MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOME Er2Fe14BHX HYDRIDES -- THE MODERN DATA OF OBTAINING OF FIRM HYDROGEN -- TDS-SPECTRA OF HYDRIDE POWDER DECOMPOSITION: MODELLING WITH SIZE REDUCTION EFFECT -- ACTIVATED CARBON AND HYDROGEN ADSORPTION STORAGE -- INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ON MAGNETIC AND MAGNETOELASTIC PROPERTIES OF Lu2Fe17 SINGLE CRYSTAL -- THE PROBLEM OF HYDROGEN PERMEATION INTO THE BORON DOPED ELECTRODEPOSITED NICKEL FILMS -- HYDROGEN PERMEATION AND NICKEL FILMS STRUCTURE CORRELATION -- INHIBITION OF HYDROGEN PERMEABILITY BY TiN: EVALUATION OF KINETIC PARAMETERS -- DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN BINDING ENERGY IN VARIOUS MATERIALS BY MEANS OF ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENTS OF ITS CONCENTRATION IN SOLID PROBE -- PECULIARITIES OF LOW TEMPERATURE INTERACTION OF MECHANICALLY ACTIVATED TITANIUM HYDRIDE WITH NITROGEN AND OXYGEN -- METAL HYDRIDE USE FOR SOLAR ENERGY ACCUMULATION -- ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF CARBON NANOTUBES OF VARIABLE DIAMETER -- CUBIC POLYMERIZED STRUCTURES OF SMALL FULLERENES C20, C24, C28, C32 -- ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF T-JUNCTIONS OF CARBON NANOTUBES -- METAL-CARBON NANOSTRUCTURED MEMBRANE CATALYSTS -- CARBON UNDER PRESSURE AND RADIATION -- ON SOME SPECIAL FEATURES OF CARBON NANOSTRUCTURE FABRICATION IN ARGON ARC DISCHARGE -- POSITRON SPECTROSCOPY OF LIQUID CRYSTALLINE ORGANIC MATERIALS CONTAINING C60 FULLERENES -- PROPERTIES OF PTFE – MWNT COMPOSITE MATERIALS -- MULTIFUNCTIONAL INTEGRATED FUEL CELLS ELECTRODE ON MACROPOROUS SILICON. DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY -- STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN ULTRAFINE DIAMOND UNDER THERMAL AND THERMAL-BARIC ACTIONS -- DEVELOPMENT OF THE APPROACH TO THE SYNTHESIS OF INDIVIDUAL ISOMERS OF BIS(ORGANO)[60]FULLERENES. BIS(AZAHOMO)FULLERENES -- BINDING OF A FLUORINE ATOM TO THE SIDEWALL OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES -- INFLUENCE OF IMPURITIES AND DEFECTS ON ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF CARBON NANOTUBES -- ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF Y-JUNCTIONS OF CARBON NANOTUBES -- THE STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF IRON ALLOYS WITH ULTRADISPERSED BY EDUCATIONS OF FREE CARBON -- EFFECT OF HYDROGEN ON DELAYED FRACTURE OF MARAGING STEELS -- RADIATIVE CONDUCTIVITY OF C60 SINGLE CRYSTAL IN WEAK MAGNETIC FIELD -- INFLUENCE OF SPIN DYNAMICS OF EXCITONIC STATES ON PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY OF FULLERITE C60 -- ARC DISCHARGE SYNTHESIS OF METALLOFULLERENES USING A CARBON ELECTRODE WITH CHEMICALLY MODIFIED SURFACE -- ELECTROCONDUCTIVE POLYMERS AND EXFOLIATED GRAPHITE COMPOSITES AS CATALYSTS FOR OXYGEN REDUCTION -- SOME QUESTIONS HYDRIDE REACTORS DESIGN -- OPTIMIZATION OF HYDRIDE HEAT PUMPS OPERATION -- AUTONOMOUS WIND-HYDROGEN STATIONS.
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