Hydrogen in Metals III is the fifth book in the series Topics in Applied Physics that discusses properties of metal-hydrogen systems. It considers results of both basic and application-oriented research, focusing on fields where recent progress was significant or where previous comprehensive reviews do not exist. The topics of the new volume are: the theoretical and the experimental status of hydrogen diffusion; nuclear magnetic resonance; neutron scattering; material problems caused by the hydrogen; application of metal hydrides for hydrogen storage and purification, for chemical engines, for hydrogen sensors, and for batteries and fuel cells.

Theory of tunneling and diffusion of light interstitials in metals.- Diffusion of hydrogen in metals.- Nuclear magnetic resonance in metal hydrogen systems.- Neutron scattering studies of metal hydrogen systems.- Hydrogen related material problems.- Metal-Hydride technology: A critical review.