The influence of hydrogen alloying on critical shear stress, strain hardening coefficient and crystal plasticity depending on temperature of testing in the range of 77...400 К and hydrogen atom concentration has been investigated on monocrystals of austenitic stainless steel Fe-18Cr-14Ni-2Mo with low staking fault energy. Hydrogenation up to 14 at. % is shown to result in 1,5...2 increase of strength properties expressed by temperature dependence of critical shearing strains and to encourage development of local deformation by sliding
