Abstract
Secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) and secondary neutral mass spectrometry (SNMS) measurements on the Zr–V–H(D) system have been carried out to study the hydrogen bonding properties of the AB 2 Laves phase ZrV 2 in comparison to those of the pure components Zr and V. The SIMS spectra clearly show that Zr and V both keep their hydrogen bonding ability also in the Laves phase without clearly perceptible alterations. Only the hydrogen bonding character of Zr seems to be influenced a little, probably due to a weak electron transfer from zirconium.
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