c-(Hf₀.₅Ta₀.₅)H₁₀

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Main Author: Travaglini, Giustino
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contents <p>I propose a hypothetical hydrogen-rich bimetallic compound, c-(Hf₀.₅Ta₀.₅)H₁₀, featuring a cubic clathrate crystal structure with space group Fm-3̅m, isostructural to the well-known high-pressure superconductor LaH₁₀. By combining heavy transition metals (hafnium and tantalum) with a dense hydrogen sublattice, this material is designed to generate strong internal chemical pressure, potentially stabilizing a highly compressed hydrogen network at or near ambient pressure. Using established theoretical frameworks for phonon-mediated superconductivity, including the McMillan–Allen–Dynes formula and isotropic Eliashberg theory, I estimate a superconducting critical temperature approaching the room-temperature regime, contingent on metastable structural retention.</p>
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Condensed matter physics
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<p>I propose a hypothetical hydrogen-rich bimetallic compound, c-(Hf₀.₅Ta₀.₅)H₁₀, featuring a cubic clathrate crystal structure with space group Fm-3̅m, isostructural to the well-known high-pressure superconductor LaH₁₀. By combining heavy transition metals (hafnium and tantalum) with a dense hydrogen sublattice, this material is designed to generate strong internal chemical pressure, potentially stabilizing a highly compressed hydrogen network at or near ambient pressure. Using established theoretical frameworks for phonon-mediated superconductivity, including the McMillan–Allen–Dynes formula and isotropic Eliashberg theory, I estimate a superconducting critical temperature approaching the room-temperature regime, contingent on metastable structural retention.</p>
title c-(Hf₀.₅Ta₀.₅)H₁₀
topic Condensed matter physics
Particle physics
Solid-state physics
Nuclear physics
Atomic physics
Quantum physics
Plasma physics
Physics
Physics
Mathematical physics
Laser physics
Physics/methods
Physics/standards
Nuclear physics
Theoretical physics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18416301