Which types of hydrides are generally non-stoichiometric in nature?
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Metallic hydrides are usually nonstoichiometric compounds, as expected from their relatively low heats of formation and the mobility of hydrogen. They are ordinarily described, chemically, in terms of any of three models in which hydrogen is considered a small interstitial atom, a proton, or a hydride anion
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Metallic Hydrides
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