Effects of hot-rolling on secondary electron yield properties of Cu-2.7Be alloy

Hydrogen evolution reaction of Ben + H2O (n = 5–9) based on density functional theory

“…6 Beryllium metal exhibits many excellent properties, such as low density, high stiffness, and a low coefficient of thermal expansion, leading to alloys of beryllium metal that also have many excellent properties and exhibit unique quantum effects as the size of beryllium metal is reduced to the scale of clusters. [7][8][9][10][11] Special quantum size effects and high specific surface areas have considerable application potential in the realm of catalysis because of the distinct electronic structure of beryllium clusters. The molecular geometry and characteristics of pure beryllium clusters and doped beryllium clusters have drawn a lot of interest because beryllium clusters have a distinctive electronic structure.…”