Computational exploration of XV 3 H 8 (X= Li and Na) hydrides for hydrogen storage applications
Authors:
- Mohammed TalebMTMohammed Taleb
- Youssef DidiYDYoussef Didi
- Ouazzani Tayebi Hassani AbdallahOAOuazzani Tayebi Hassani Abdallah
- Rodouan ToutiRTRodouan Touti
- Abdellah TahiriATAbdellah Tahiri
- 28 August 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Physics
- Vol. 600
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