X.2) Papers difficult to find (i.e. without DOI number)

This section deals with specific references (having no DOI number) which are cited in our current or forthcoming papers on Pd-H(D) and its alloys.

The goal here is to prevent colleagues wasting time and money searching for them everywhere (University Library, Journal, directly to the author if still alive, etc ...).

X.2.a) References cited in "High pressure synthesis and thermodynamic stability of PdH(1+/-epsilon) up to 8 GPa"

The 9 references below (X.2.a.1 - X.2.a.3 + X.2.a.5 - X.2.a.10), difficult to find, are cited in our paper : 

Title : "High pressure synthesis and thermodynamic stability of PdH(1+/-epsilon) up to 8 GPa".

Authors : Z.M. Geballe, M. Somayazulu, N. Armanet, A.K. Mishra, M. Ahart, R.J. Hemley.

Just accepted in PRB on January 6th, 2021.

Full text : see Publications.

N.B. : note that Ref [59] (referred as "unpublished") is in fact in preparation.

X.2.a.1) Ref [38] is :
S.A. Semiletov, Yu. P. Khodyrev, R.V. Baranova, and R.M. Imamov,
A new palladium hydride,
Soviet Technical Physics Letters, 5 (1979) 191-192,
and is [X314] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.
Russian version : unfortunately, we don't have it. If you happen to have it, we're interested !

X.2.a.2) Ref [40] is :
R.V. Baranova, Yu. P. Khodyrev, R.M. Imamov, and S.A. Semiletov,
Crystal structure of palladium hydride with primitive cubic lattice (a=2.995A),
Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 25 (1980) 736. There's only 1 page,
and is [X312] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.
Russian version [X312bis] : in the blue box below.

X.2.a.3) Ref [39] is :
S.A. Semiletov, R.V. Baranova, Yu. P. Khodyrev, and R.M. Imamov,
Electron-diffraction investigation of tetragonal PdH1.33,
Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 25 (1980) 665-669,
and is [X313] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.
Russian version [X313bis] : in the blue box below.

X.2.a.4) In addition, here are two further and earlier papers from the same team (but not cited in our paper) :

Yu. P. Khodyrev, R.V. Baranova, R.M. Imamov, and S.A. Semiletov,
Electron-diffraction investigation of Beta-fcc palladium hydride,
Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 23 (1978) 592-594,
and is [X1269] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.
Russian version [X1269bis] : in the blue box below.

Yu. P. Khodyrev, R.V. Baranova, and S.A. Semiletov,
Attachment for producing films of hydrides, oxides, and nitrides in the ER-100 electron-diffraction camera,
Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 21 (1976) 723-724,
and is [X1268] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.
Russian version : unfortunately, we don't have it. If you happen to have it, we're interested !

X.2.a.5) Ref [57] is :
M. Tkacz and B. Baranowski,
Solubility of hydrogen in palladium hydride at high pressure of gaseous hydrogen,
Roczniki Chemii, Ann. Soc. Chim. Polonorum, 50 (1976) 2159-2166,
and is [X1160] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.

X.2.a.6) Ref [58] is :
A.W. Szafranski,
Pressure-composition studies on the palladium-gold-hydrogen system up to 10 kbar at 25°C,
Polish Journal of Chemistry, 55 (1981) 2137-2141,
and is [X826] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.

A high resolution scan of [X826]'s Figure page 2138 can be downloaded here :

X.2.a.7) Ref [22] is :

F. Celani, A. Spallone, P. Tripodi, D. di Gioacchino, P. Marini, A. Mancini,

Observations of strong resistivity reduction in a Palladium thin long wire using ultra high frequency pulsed electrolysis at D/Pd > 1,

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF6), 1996, Vol. 1, pp. 228-233,

and is [Y45] in our own classification and can be downloaded in the blue box below.

X.2.a.8) Ref [12] is :

H.M. Syed,

Transient high-temperature superconductivity in Palladium Hydride,

Ph.D. Thesis, School of Natural Sciences, Griffith University, Australia, 2016,

and is [X1274] in our own classification and can be downloaded HERE.

X.2.a.9) Ref [16] is :

C.H. Castano Giraldo,

Evidence of superconductivity in the magnetic properties of specially prepared Palladium Hydride and Deuteride samples (Pd/PdO:Hx and Pd/PdO:Dx).

Master Thesis, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, 2002,

and is [X1440] in our own classification and can be downloaded HERE.

X.2.a.10) Ref [26] is :

R. Kirchheim and A. Pundt,

Hydrogen in metals, Chap. 25, pp. 2597-2705,

in Physical Metallurgy, 5th edition, 2014,

and is [X745] in our own classification and can be found HERE.

X.2.b) References cited in "First-principles study of the atomic volume of Hydrogen in Palladium"

The reference below (Ponyatovskii et al.), difficult to find, is cited in our paper :

Title : "First-principles study of the atomic volume of Hydrogen in Palladium".

Authors : S.S. Setayandeh, T. Gould, A. Vaez, K. McLennan, N. Armanet and E. Gray.

Just accepted in JALCOM on January 9th, 2021.
Full text : see Publications.

Y.1) to The IChF-PAN's library (Poland)

We would like to express here our most sincere thanks to The IChF-PAN's library (biblioteka in Polish) who kindly supplied us with a large amount of old papers published in The "Polish Journal of Chemistry" and its previous version "Roczniki Chemii", as well as in "Bulletin de l'Académie Polonaise des Sciences, Série des Sciences Chimiques".

IChF-PAN is (in En) : Institute of Physical Chemistry - Polish Academy of Science, in Warsaw, Poland.

From 2014, we have regularly requested (and still do) many papers, overwhelmingly about the Pd-H system and its alloys, and received them with always the same kindness, cordiality and promptitude. For that, we warmly thanks The Biblioteka and thus : Arleta Nierychlewska, Joanna Bielecka-Madry, Jolanta Szymanska, Agnieszka Rybska, Elzbieta Gorniak. Thank you so much !!!!

Y.2) linked to the paper : "High pressure synthesis and thermodynamic stability of PdH(1+/-epsilon) up to 8 GPa"

Y.3) linked to the paper : "First-principles study of the atomic volume of Hydrogen in Palladium"