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Scandium-decorated MOF-5 as potential candidates for room-temperature hydrogen storage: A solution for the clustering problem in MOFs
Mudit Dixit
, Tuhina Adit Maark
, Kamalika Ghatak
, Rajiv Ahuja
, Sourav Pal
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Room Temperature
100%
Metal-organic Frameworks (MOFs)
100%
Hydrogen Storage
100%
Clustering Problem
100%
MOF-5
100%
Scandium Oxide
100%
Binding Energy
33%
Boron Substitution
33%
Interaction Energy
16%
Hydrogen Storage Materials
16%
Base Metals
16%
Light Effect
16%
Metal-decorated
16%
Hydrogen Storage Properties
16%
Hydrogen Storage Capacity
16%
Ti Cluster
16%
Ab Initio Density Functional Theory
16%
Material Science
Metal-Organic Framework
100%
Scandium
100%
Boron
28%
Transition Metal
28%
Density
14%
Hydrogen Storage Material
14%