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Heavier Alkyne‐Ni0 Complexes, [R2E2·Ni] (E = Sn, Pb), Exhibiting σ‐Complex Character
Using a reductive group elimination strategy, heavier alkyne (LEEL; E = Sn, Pb) complexes of Ni0 are accessed. In contrast to classical alkyne coordination, these systems are best described as σ‐complexes, driven by ligand‐induced constraints and the established poor π‐bonding in heavier alkyne analogues.
Leopold Junge +3 more
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Structure and phase transitions of unstable metal hydrides and hydrides of intermetallic compounds
The investigation is concerned with metal hydrides of YI, YII, YIII groups, Laves phases and beta -phases. The object to be attained is structural investigation and development of the concept of constructing complex hydrides.
Irodova Alla Byacheslavovna
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Exfoliation of 2D nanosheets based on polyoxometalate metal‐organic frameworks (POMOFs) gives access to nanostructures with selective catalytic reactivity for the alkyne transfer semi‐hydrogenation which outperform the bulk references and rival some classical noble metal‐based catalysts.
Xusheng Dai +10 more
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High pressure study of sodium trihydride
The reactivity between NaH and H2 has been investigated through a series of high-temperature experiments up to pressures of 78 GPa in diamond anvil cells combined with first principles calculations. Powder X-ray diffraction measurements show that heating
Tomas Marqueño +7 more
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Nanocrystalline Metal/Metal Hydrides for Fuel Cell Applications
Formation of nanocrystalline films by low temperature deposition of metallic films was investigated with special emphasis for hydrogen storage. Large grain boundary volume associated with nanocrystalline films was shown to be favorable for hydrogen ...
Riley, Tiffany Lynn
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Predicting formation enthalpies of metal hydrides [PDF]
In order for the hydrogen based society viz. a society in which hydrogen is the primary energy carrier to become realizable an efficient way of storing hydrogen is required. For this purpose metal hydrides are serious candidates.
Andreasen, A.
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An Integrated Solution to FIB-Induced Hydride Artifacts in Pure Zirconium
The preparation method of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) samples for pure zirconium was successfully executed using a focused ion beam (FIB) system. These samples unveiled artifact hydrides induced during the FIB sample preparation process, which
Yi Qiao +4 more
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Potassium‐Ligand Cooperation Facilitated Chemical Bond Activation and Catalytic Hydrogenation
A new strategy for alkali metal‐mediated catalysis based on metal–ligand cooperation (MLC) is presented. Potassium pincer complexes exhibit remarkable reactivity toward a range of molecules via an unprecedented potassium–ligand cooperative mechanism. This reactivity enables potassium‐catalyzed hydrogenation, providing efficient reduction of ketones and
Yaoyu Liang +6 more
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Direct synthesis of pure complex aluminium hydrides by cryomilling
Simple mechanochemical procedures can be used for the solid-state preparation of stable complex aluminium hydrides as hydrogen storage materials. For the synthesis of unstable complex hydrides, cryomilling at temperatures at which product decomposition ...
Pommerin, A. +3 more
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High‐Temperature Superconductivity in Perovskite Hydride Below 10 GPa
Hydrogen and hydride materials have long been considered promising materials for high‐temperature superconductivity. However, the extreme pressures required for the metallization of hydrogen‐based superconductors limit their applications.
Mingyang Du +6 more
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