Theoretical investigation of Ti and Ni co-doping on the anti-disproportionation ability of ZrCo alloy
- 13 August 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Materials Research Express
- Vol. 5 (10) , 105501
Abstract
First-principles calculations are utilized to investigate the effect of Ti and Ni co-doping on the anti-disproportionation ability of ZrCo alloy. In Ti and Ni co-doped ZrCoH3, the Ti-H(8e) bond shows a strong ionic feature and the Ni-H(8e) bond exhibits covalent bonding characteristic. Judged by the Zr-H(8e) bond length, the size of the 8e site and H diffusion barrier out of the 8e site in ZrCoH3, it can be concluded that the Ti+Ni co-doping can impair the anti-disproportionation ability of Ti doping in ZrCo alloy, which uncovers the mechanism of the negative effect of Ni on the Ti-doped ZrCo alloy found in the previous experimental results.Keywords
Funding Information
- “Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences” Thorium Molten Salts Reactor Fund
- Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai Municipality (16ZR1443500)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (51601212)
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