Abstract
Abstract Ni-TiN nanocomposite particles are prepared by RF plasma. Dumbbell-like and dice-like morphologies are seen. Hydrogen sorption-desorption characteristics of the nanocomposite particles were examined by temperature-programmed desorption measurements. Hydrogen desorption at 500–700 K is observed, which implies that a new adsorption state of hydrogen exists. Hydrogen desorption characteristics are not so influenced by coadsorption of CO. The results are compared with the previously reported ones that were produced by a DC plasma reaction method.
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