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Electronic Structure of Metal Hydrides: A Review of Experimental and Theoretical Progress
Authors: J. H. Weaver; D. J. Peterman; D. T. Peterson;
Electronic Structure of Metal Hydrides: A Review of Experimental and Theoretical Progress
Abstract
In this paper we discuss metal-hydrogen electronic interactions in bulk hydrides by reviewing recent theoretical and experimental results for typical monohydrides (VH, NbH, and TaH), dihydrides (LaH2, PrH2, and NdH2), and trihydrides (LaH3).
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