MODELING OF DEHYDRATION AND DEHYDROGENATION IN PURE AND Ba-, Ca-, Sr- OR Y-MODIFIED ZIRCONIA NANOLAYER

New developments in the quantum chemistry methodology, aimed at partial incorporation of the periodicity within the cell model, make it possible to obtain new data concerning the electronic structure of surface of nanolayers zirconia and the dopants in it. The previous our work was dedicated to the...

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