Characterising oxygen loss in metal oxides
Abstract
Oxygen loss plays a key role in many energy-related technologies. Through the use of computational methods, the investigation of the thermodynamic forces driving the formation of oxygen vacancies across a large variety of materials is possible. This leads not only to an increased understanding of the physical processes involved in reduction reactions, but it also allows to select the best candidate compounds for applications such as green hydrogen production.
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