H2Schichten
H2Schichten is a term used in materials science and physical chemistry to describe layered or stratified arrangements of molecular hydrogen (H2) within solids, surfaces, or porous hosts. The concept covers situations in which hydrogen molecules organize into discrete layers under specific thermodynamic conditions, often influenced by confinement, surface interactions, or adsorption energetics.
In practice, H2Schichten can arise in several contexts. On metal or alloy surfaces, hydrogen can adsorb in
Experimentally, H2Schichten are investigated with techniques including neutron scattering, neutron reflectometry, X-ray scattering, and spectroscopic methods,
Applications center on hydrogen storage research, where layered uptake can affect capacity and reversibility, and on