Structure and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneesCanon Anelva Corporation, Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsManabu Ikemoto, Hiroyuki Tokunaga
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Abstract
A structure in which a plurality of particles each containing a hydrogen absorption metal element are arranged in a fixed member such that the plurality of particles are apart from each other. An entire surface of each of the plurality of particles is surrounded by the fixed member. The fixed member contains at least one of an oxide and a nitride.
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A structure in which a plurality of particles containing a hydrogen absorption metal element are arranged in a fixed member such that the plurality of particles are apart from each other,
- wherein the fixed member includes a base having a surface, and a first film arranged on the surface,
- wherein the fixed member contains a plurality of microcrystals, and an inert gas exists in the fixed member, and
- wherein the plurality of particles include a plurality of first particles containing the hydrogen absorption metal element two-dimensionally arranged on the surface of the base so as to contact with the surface.
A structure in which a plurality of particles containing a hydrogen absorption metal element are arranged in a fixed member such that the plurality of particles are apart from each other,
- wherein the fixed member includes a base having a surface and a first film arranged on the surface,
- wherein the first film contains a plurality of microcrystals, and at least one of the plurality of particles is in contact with one of the plurality of microcrystals of the first film, and
- wherein the plurality of particles include a plurality of first particles containing the hydrogen absorption metal element two-dimensionally arranged on the surface of the base so as to contact with the surface.
A structure in which a plurality of particles containing a hydrogen absorption metal element are arranged in a fixed member such that the plurality of particles are apart from each other, comprising a coating film arranged to cover the fixed member,
- wherein the fixed member includes a base having a surface, and a first film arranged on the surface,
- wherein the plurality of particles include a plurality of first particles containing the hydrogen absorption metal element two-dimensionally arranged on the surface of the base so as to contact with the surface, and
- wherein a content of an inert gas in the coating film is higher than a content of the inert gas in the fixed member.
A structure in which a plurality of particles containing a hydrogen absorption metal element are arranged in a fixed member such that the plurality of particles are apart from each other, comprising a coating film arranged to cover the fixed member,
- wherein the fixed member includes a base having a surface, and a first film arranged on the surface,
- wherein the plurality of particles include a plurality of first particles containing the hydrogen absorption metal element two-dimensionally arranged on the surface of the base so as to contact with the surface, and
- wherein an atomic weight of the coating film is larger than an atomic weight of the fixed member or a molecular weight of the coating film is larger than a molecular weight of the fixed member.
A method of manufacturing a structure, comprising:
- a first step of forming, on a surface of a base, a plurality of particles containing a hydrogen absorption metal element such that the plurality of particles includes particles arranged two-dimensionally on the surface so as to be in contact with the surface and are apart from each other;
- a second step of forming a first film to cover the plurality of particles such that the base and the plurality of particles are arranged apart from each other, the base and the first film forming a fixed member in which the plurality of particles are arranged;
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- a coating step of forming a coating film to cover the fixed member,
- wherein an atomic weight of the coating film is larger than an atomic weight of the fixed member or a molecular weight of the coating film is larger than a molecular weight of the fixed member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.