RESEARCH PAPERDensity functional theory study on crystal nickel phosphides
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2021, Applied Surface ScienceCitation Excerpt :Each P atom forms a triangular prism structure with 3 Ni atoms located in the center of the vertical plane and 6 Ni atoms located at the vertex. The relatively large P atom is usually located in the center of the triangular prism, so it can be well accommodated [18,19]. Furthermore, Ni2P(0 0 1) plane is reported to be the main active plane for the HDS reaction [20].
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