Super‐hard hybrid ene‐C5, yne‐C6, and ene‐yne‐C7 allotropes from crystal engineering and first principles
Samir F. Matar
Abstract:Based on tetrahedral lonsdaleite‐like C4 inserted with C(sp2), C(sp1) and both C(sp2)‐ C(sp1) ultrahard hybrid allotropes ene‐C5, yne‐C6, and ene‐yne‐C7 were generated and identified from quantum density functional theory DFT calculations of ground states. The crystal density and the cohesive energy were found to decrease along the series C4‐C5‐C6‐C7 from the larger openness of the structures due to C insertions; such feature led to decrease the hardness throughout the series. The novel hybrid allotropes were … Show more
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