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VOLUME 24 (1976) | ISSUE 5 | PAGE 297
Features of low-temperature plasticity of solid hydrogen
A substantial dependence of the rate of the steady-state creep of H2 at helium temperatures on the ortho-para composition of the samples has been observed. When the concentration of the ortho modification is decreased to 0.2%, the rate of deformation of the hydrogen increases by more than 50 times.