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Abstract

The purification or separation of hydrogen has traditionally been based on solid-state diffusion technology utilising noble metal membranes. The development of this technology, which has been centred around improved diffusion membrane materials based on the silver-palladium alloy system, is reviewed in this paper. It is shown that, despite the emergence of alternative techniques, diffusion technology based on silver-palladium membranes remains the most suitable technique for the production of high purity hydrogen, a product which is required increasingly in many high technology applications.

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The Purification of Hydrogen
Platinum Metals Review 27, 157 (1983); https://doi.org/10.1595/003214083X274157169
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