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**Figure 19.** a. Kinetics of hydrogen accumulation ΔF in titanium. b. Effect of aluminum addition on hydrogen accumu‐

Complex and systematic investigations of the electron structure of the titanium binary alloys depending on the type and concentration of the alloying elements and the modification degree

by plastic deformation method enabled formulation of the following conclusions:

Kanat M. Mukashev1 and Farid F. Umarov2

1 Department of the Theoretical and Experimental Physics of the National Pedagogical Un‐ versity after Abai, Almaty, Kazakhstan

2 Department of Geology and Earth Physics of the Kazakh-British Technical University, Al‐ maty, Kazakhstan

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