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Figure 5
Reversed effects after the end of H2 exposure. (a) The fraction of integrated peak intensities of the β and α peaks for the five measured areas plotted against time since the end of H2 exposure. t = 0 shows the last measurement before the end of H2 exposure. (b–e) Fitted integrated intensity for the last measurement of four areas. Area A1 (b) and C2 (d) are measured with a high repetition rate, and A2 (c) and C1 (e) are only measured once at the end. The grey area marks the difference between this measurement and the fit of the measurement before H2 exposure (t1 in Fig. 3[link]), which emphasizes the shoulder in (b) and (d), indicating that there is a non-zero β peak.

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Volume 59| Part 4| August 2026|
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