@misc{pasturel_stabilized_switchable_2006, 
author={Pasturel, M.,Slaman, M.,Borsa, D.M.,Schreuders, H.,Dam, B.,Griessen, R.,Lohstroh, W.,Borgschulte, A.},
title={Stabilized switchable “black state” in Mg2NiH4 /Ti/Pd thin films for optical hydrogen sensing},
year={2006},
howpublished = {journal article},
doi = {https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2221412},
abstract = {A triple layer thin film (30 nm Mg2Ni/100 nm Ti/10 nm Pd sputtered on glass) switches reversibly from a shiny metallic to a “black” state upon exposure to moderate hydrogen pressure,(=5.103 Pa). This black state resembles that obtained in thick Mg2NiHx layers and has the great,advantage of being stable and easily controlled. Both the reversible high optical contrast (Rreflective /Rblack=10 in the red wavelength range) and the fast kinetics of hydrogen absorption and desorption make this material interesting for applications as optical hydrogen sensors.},
note = {Online available at: \url{https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2221412} (DOI). Pasturel, M.; Slaman, M.; Borsa, D.; Schreuders, H.; Dam, B.; Griessen, R.; Lohstroh, W.; Borgschulte, A.: Stabilized switchable “black state” in Mg2NiH4 /Ti/Pd thin films for optical hydrogen sensing. Applied Physics Letters. 2006. vol. 89, 021913. DOI: 10.1063/1.2221412}}