First-principles investigation of pressure-induced variation in the structural and physical properties of ternary high-Tc superconductor LaBeH8

S Li; Yuan Yuan Jin; X.S. Guan; Yuan Zhu; Chuanzhao Zhang; Yin Huang; Fangguang Kuang; Meng Ju

doi:10.1039/d6cp01035k

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

First-principles investigation of pressure-induced variation in the structural and physical properties of ternary high-Tc superconductor LaBeH8

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This research aims to explore the structural and physical characteristics of the LaBeH8 superconductor under pressure.
Performed first-principles calculations to assess structural changes under varying pressure
Synthesized LaBeH8 superconductor experimentally
Measuring the superconducting critical temperature (Tc)
Identified significant pressure-induced changes in structural properties
Measured Tc of LaBeH8 which confirms its superconducting capabilities
Found variations that may enhance superconducting performance under specific conditions

Implication

First-principles investigation reveals properties of LaBeH8 superconductor, suggesting potential applications.

Abstract

A conspicuous ternary hydride Fm-3m-LaBeH8 superconductor with the particular Be-H alloy backbone was initially predicted in theory and subsequently synthesized in experiment with the measured superconducting critical temperature Tc of...

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First-principles investigation of pressure-induced variation in the structural and physical properties of ternary high-Tc superconductor LaBeH8

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First-principles investigation of pressure-induced variation in the structural and physical properties of ternary high-Tc superconductor LaBeH8

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