Abstract:The phonon distribution of hydrogen storage α-LaNi 5 H with 4h, 6m, 12n, and 12o interstitial hydrogen was calculated by using first-principles potential surfaces with a 2×2×2 supercell model in order to investigate structural and thermodynamic properties. Frequency shifts due to the phonon contribution from the internal energies of 12n < 6m < 12o < 4h appeared in specific modes originating from interstitial hydrogen and in the upper-edge modes with nickel-lattice motion. The thermodynamic stability of 12n int… Show more
Stability, magnetic properties, electric field gradients and hyperfine fields of YCo 5 H x compounds were investigated by using DFT based calculations. Two computational approaches were employed employed in the study-ultrasoft pseudopotentials with plane waves and all-electron FP(L)APW + lo method.It was found that H atoms prefer off-centered or centered octahedral sites. Enthalpies of formation for α→β transition were calculated. Satisfactory agreement was found between theoretical results and previous experimental value of the enthalpy of formation. It was also found that inclusion of spin-polarization reduces stability of the hydrides.
Stability, magnetic properties, electric field gradients and hyperfine fields of YCo 5 H x compounds were investigated by using DFT based calculations. Two computational approaches were employed employed in the study-ultrasoft pseudopotentials with plane waves and all-electron FP(L)APW + lo method.It was found that H atoms prefer off-centered or centered octahedral sites. Enthalpies of formation for α→β transition were calculated. Satisfactory agreement was found between theoretical results and previous experimental value of the enthalpy of formation. It was also found that inclusion of spin-polarization reduces stability of the hydrides.
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