Enhancement of Hydrogen Adsorption in Metal−Organic Frameworks by Mg2+ Functionalization: A Multiscale Computational Study

By means of multiscale theoretical techniques, we examined the ability of Mg2+ to enhance H2 storage in metal−organic frameworks. Ab initio calculations showed that Mg2+ increases more than five times the interaction energy between the hydrogen molecules and the new proposed organic linker of the IR...

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Published in:Journal of physical chemistry. C 2010-10, Vol.114 (39), p.16855-16858
Main Authors: Stergiannakos, Taxiarchis, Tylianakis, Emmanuel, Klontzas, Emmanouel, Froudakis, George E
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