Abstract
We describe effects unknown earlier in the physics of interaction between hydrogen and amorphous metallic alloys: an increase in the crystallization temperature of hydrogen-containing Ti50Ni25Cu25 alloy in the course of its heating and suppression of the inverse martensitic transformation B2 → B19 after crystallization.
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