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Tuning hydride stability in TiVZrNb high-entropy hydrogen storage alloys via alloy-hydrogen electronegativity difference

Figure 1. Correlation between the ΔHdes of single-phase BCC alloys reported in the literature and (A) lattice constants, (B) δ, (C) corresponding alloy composition, (D) VEC, and (E) EDValloy; (F) design strategy. The linear fitting results, including R2 and P-values, are shown in the corresponding panels. VEC: Valence electron concentration; ΔHdes: desorption enthalpy; EDValloy: electronegativity difference value of the alloy; HEA: high-entropy alloy; δ: lattice distortion; BCC: body-centered cubic.

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