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Ab initio study of hypothetical Ti3AlB2 and two new designed layered ordered double-transition metals MAX compound Ti2ZrAlB2

Journal

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF QUANTUM CHEMISTRY
Volume 122, Issue 23, Pages -

Publisher

WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/qua.26994

Keywords

first-principles calculations; ordered double-transition metals MAX; phase stability; thermal properties

Funding

  1. Foundation of LCP [6142A05210101]
  2. Scientific Research Key Project Foundation of Henan Province [202102210482, 222102230081]
  3. Youth Backbone Project of Henan Province [2019GGJS137]
  4. Laboratory of Computational Physics and Henan Province

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This study investigated the structure, phase stability, elastic properties, electronic properties, and thermal properties of Ti3AlB2 and two new layered ordered double-transition metals MAX compound Ti2ZrAlB2. The results showed that they are all energetically, thermodynamically, and mechanically stable, with high melting points, making them good ductile materials.
We have designed Ti3AlB2 and two new layered ordered double-transition metals MAX compound Ti2ZrAlB2 based on the structure of Ti3AlC2. By first-principles calculations with density functional theory, their structure, phase stability, elastic properties, electronic properties, and thermal properties have been further investigated. Results show that they are all energetic, thermodynamically and mechanically stable. The bulk modulus, shear modulus, Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, and Debye temperature were computed to discuss their elastic and thermal properties. Results show that they are all good ductile materials with high melting points. Density of states and electron localization function of these three phases were presented to research the chemical bonds and explore the reason limiting their melting points.

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