journal article·2026-02

Effect of Sc decoration and N-doping on the hydrogen storage capacity of 2D Irida-graphene monolayer: First-principles investigation

Mengjia Shi, Lihua Yuan, Junyan Su, Die Zuo, Youcai Zhang, Haimin Zhang, Jijun Gong, Jinyuan Ma

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