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Hydrogen vibrational excitation was studied for CaF2-type metal hydrides synthesized from Ti-based BCC solid solution alloys using inelastic incoherent neutron scattering (IINS). Ti1:0V1:1Mn0:9H4:5 and Ti0:7V1:2Cr1:1H4:8 showed IINS spectra similar to that reported for TiH2. The first three peaks were isolated but the higher excitation peaks were not clear. Analysis of the spectra using curve-fitting with Gauss functions revealed that the hydrogen vibration of Ti1:0V1:1Mn0:9H4:5 is harmonic but that of the Ti0:7V1:2Cr1:1H4:8 is deviated from harmonic, which reflects a trumpet-type potential. The relation between metal-hydrogen distance and vibrational excitation energy for the above two hydrides and Ti1:1Cr1:4Mo0:3H 5 was compared with a series of CaF2-type binary metal hydrides. All the hydrides of the Ti-based alloys had lower vibrational excitation energies than the binary metal hydrides for the corresponding metal-hydrogen distances. [doi:10.2320/matertrans.MA201014]

Hydrogen Vibrational Excitation Spectra of CaF<SUB>2</SUB>-Type Metal Hydrides Synthesized from Ti-Based BCC Solid Solution Alloys