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Hydrogen detected by the naked eye: optical hydrogen gas sensors based on core/shell plasmonic nanorod metamaterials 2014 Journal Article D. Pritchard, D. Freeman, P. Guilbert
Hydrogen sulfide gas emissions in the human-occupied zone during disturbance and removal of stored spent mushroom compost 2013 Journal Article D. Bagster, S. Schubach
Case studies of hydrogen sulphide occupational exposure incidents in the UK 2014 Journal Article B. Miremadi, R. Singh, S. Morrison, K. Colbow
An in situ tensile test apparatus for polymers in high pressure hydrogen 2014 Journal Article M. Swain, M. Swain
Hydrogen-Deuterium Exchange Mass Spectrometry: An Emerging Biophysical Tool for Probing Protein Behaviour and Higher-Order Structure 2013 Journal Article C. Hsu, J. Ritter
Hydrogen Cooling Options for MgB(2)-based Superconducting Systems 2014 Journal Article A. Alexiou, G. Andrews, H. Phylaktou
The Effect of Iron on the Solubility Behavior of Hydrogen in Tantalum 2013 Conference Proceedings F. Tamanini
Advancing the Hydrogen Safety Knowledge Base 2013 Conference Proceedings C. BorroniBird
The Slow Burst Test as a Method for Probabilistic Quantification of Cylinder Degradation 2013 Conference Proceedings T. Lipman, M. DeLucchi
Ignition of Hydrogen Jet Fires From High Pressure Storage 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Zaluzhnyi, V. Kopytin, O. Storozhuk, M. TcherednichenkoAlchevskyi
Radiation From Hydrogen Jet Fires Investigated by Time-Resolved Spectroscopy 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Kessler, A. Schreiber, L. Deimling, V. Weiser, T. Klahn, G. Billeb, S. Knapp, N. Eisenreich
JRC Reference Data From Experiments of Onboard Hydrogen Tanks Fast Filling 2013 Conference Paper B. Acosta, P. Moretto, N. de Miguel, R. Ortiz, F. Harskamp, C. Bonato
Hydrogen Systems Component Safety 2013 Conference Proceedings C. Rivkin, C. Blake, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Updated Jet Flame Radiation Modeling with Corrections for Buoyancy and Wind 2013 Conference Proceedings I.W. Ekoto, A.J. Ruggles, L.W. Creitz, J.X. Li
CFD Modeling and Consequence Analysis of an Accidental Hydrogen Release in a Large Scale Facility 2013 Conference Proceedings C.R. Bauwens, S.B. Dorofeev
Experimental Study of Vented Hydrogen Deflagration with Ignition Inside and Outside the Vented Volume 2013 Conference Proceedings M. Schiavetti, A. Marangon, M. Carcassi
CFD Simulations of the Effect of Ventilation on Hydrogen Release Behavior and Combustion in an Underground Mining Environment 2013 Conference Proceedings B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev, M. Betournay, S. Hardcastle
Deploying Fuel Cell Systems - What Have We Learned 2013 Conference Proceedings N.F. Barilo, S.C. Weiner
Simulation of Hydrogen Dispersion Under Cryogenic Release Conditions 2013 Conference Proceedings S.G. Giannissi, A.G. Venetsanos, N. Markatos, D.B. Willoughby, M. Royle
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Hydrogen Compatibility of Austenitic Stainless Steel Tubing and Orbital Tube Welds 2013 Conference Proceedings L.A. Hughes, B.P. Somerday, D.K. Balch, C. San Marchi
Feasibility of Hydrogen Detection by the Use of Uncoated Silicon Microcantilever-Based Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings M.T. Boudjiet, V. Cuisset, C. Pellet, J. Bertrand, I. Dufour
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Time Response of Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings T. Hubert, U. Banach

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