impact:

Hydrogen Embrittlement of Metals: Atomic hydrogen from a variety of sources reduces the ductility of many metals

According to PR-model, Hydrogen Embrittlement of Metals: Atomic hydrogen from a variety of sources reduces the ductility of many metals is ranked 23,856^th in multilingual Wikipedia, in particular this website is ranked 45,339^th in English Wikipedia.

#Language

PR-model F-model AR-model

*All Wikipedias

23,856^th place

25,361^st place

51,566^th place

enEnglish

45,339^th place

158,342^nd place

106,053^rd place

esSpanish

9,477^th place

23,622^nd place

16,551^st place

thThai

554^th place

19,975^th place

1,530^th place

arArabic

8,806^th place

153,534^th place

32,805^th place

idIndonesian

4,164^th place

5,198^th place

9,037^th place

faPersian

7,611^th place

5,565^th place

12,808^th place

ptPortuguese

14,287^th place

72,445^th place

25,925^th place

huHungarian

1,337^th place

5,054^th place

4,127^th place

ukUkrainian

11,031^st place

31,698^th place

22,975^th place

afAfrikaans

845^th place

5,964^th place

934^th place

ruRussian

60,877^th place

71,559^th place

67,208^th place

caCatalan

3,743^rd place

4,892^nd place

10,520^th place

mlMalayalam

1,619^th place

5,483^rd place

3,639^th place

viVietnamese

31,218^th place

48,816^th place

26,814^th place

simpleSimple English

7,509^th place

8,971^st place

10,538^th place

bgBulgarian

7,113^th place

3,621^st place

7,599^th place

srSerbian

36,208^th place

20,128^th place

20,133^rd place

baBashkir

601^st place

715^th place

692^nd place