Modelling of Mg/Ti and Mg/Nb Thin Films for Hydrogen Storage

Konstantin Klyukin; Marina G. Shelyapina; Daniel Fruchart

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.170.298

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Modelling of Mg/Ti and Mg/Nb Thin Films for Hydrogen Storage

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Mg/TM thin films are objects of interest as hydrogen storage materials due to their expected interesting thermodynamic and hydrogen sorption kinetic properties. Here we report on the results of ab initio calculation on the stability of Mgn/Ti and Mgn/Nbm thin films.

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