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Porous graphene (PG), a kind of graphene-related material with nanopores in the graphene plane, exhibits novel properties different from those of pristine graphene, leading to its potential applications in many fields. Owing to periodic nanopores existing naturally in the two-dimensional layer, PG can be used as an ideal candidate for hydrogen storage material. High hydrogen storage capacity of Li-decorated PG has been investigated theoretically, but the effect of temperature on the stability of the H2 adsorbed on Li-PG has been not discussed yet. In this paper, by using the first-principles method, the hydrogen storage capacity on alkaline metal atoms (Li, Na, K) decorated porous graphene is investigated in depth with generalized gradient approximation, and the effect of the temperature on the stability of the hydrogen adsorption system is elucidated by the ab initio molecular-dynamics simulation. The results show that the most favorable adsorption sites of Li, Na and K are the hollow center sites of the C hexagon, and four alkaline metal atoms can be adsorbed stably on both sides of PG unit cell without clustering. Alkaline metal adatoms adsorbed on PG become positively charged by transferring charge to PG and adsorbed H2 molecules, and three H2 molecules can be adsorbed around each alkaline metal atom. By analyzing the Mulliken atomic populations, charge density differences and density of states of H2 adsorbed on Li-PG system, we find that the H2 molecules are adsorbed on alkaline metal atoms decorated graphene complex by attractive interaction between positively charged alkaline metal adatoms and negatively charged H and weak van der Waals interaction. Twelve H2 molecules are adsorbed on both sides of PG decorated with alkaline metal atoms. The average adsorption energy of H2 adsorbed on Li-PG, Na-PG and K-PG are –0.246, –0.129 and –0.056 eV/H2, respectively. It is obvious that the hydrogen adsorption capacity of Li-PG system is strongest, and the hydrogen adsorption capacity of K-PG is weakest, thus K-PG structure is not suitable for hydrogen storage. Furthermore, by the ab initio molecular-dynamic simulation, in which the NVT ensemble is selected but the external pressure is not adopted, the effect of temperature on the stability of H2 molecules adsorbed on Li-PG system is elucidated. The result shows that the configuration of Li-PG is very stable, H2 molecules are stably adsorbed around the Li atoms at low temperature, and some H2 molecules start to be desorbed from the Li atoms with the increase of temperature. At 200 K, H2 molecules begin to move away from Li atoms, and two H2 molecules escape from the binding of the Li atoms at 250 K. At 300 K, nine H2 molecules can be stably absorbed on both sides of Li-PG, and the gravimetric hydrogen storage capacity can reach up to 9.25 wt.%, which is much higher than the the US Department of Energy target value of 5.5 wt.% for the year 2017. With the increase of temperature, more adsorbed H2 molecules are desorbed, seven H2 molecules can be desorbed at 400 K, and all H2 molecules are completely desorbed in a temperature range of 600–700 K.
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Keywords:
- porous graphene /
- hydrogen storage /
- first-principles /
- molecular-dynamic
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图 1 一个碱金属原子修饰PG优化后的几何结构 (a) Li-PG; (b) Na-PG; (c) K-PG
Figure 1. Optimized geometry structure of a alkaline metal atom decorated PG: (a) Li-PG; (b) Na-PG; (c) K-PG.
图 2 Li-PG吸附氢气分子弛豫后的几何结构(红色字体表示H—H键长)
Figure 2. Optimized geometry structure of the Li-PG with H2 molecules adsorption. Red digits represent the corresponding bond length of H—H.
图 3 Na-PG吸附H2分子优化后的几何结构图(红色数字表示H—H键长)
Figure 3. Optimized geometry structure of the Na-PG with H2 molecules adsorption. Red digits represent the corresponding bond length of H—H
图 4 K-PG结构吸附H2分子优化后的几何结构图(红色数字表示H—H键长)
Figure 4. Optimized geometry structure of the K-PG with H2 molecules. Red digits represent the corresponding bond length of H—H
图 5 (a) Li-PG和(b) Na-PG结构吸附一个H2分子的分波态密度图
Figure 5. Partial density of states (PDOS) of a H2 molecule on (a) Li-PG and (b) Na-PG.
图 6 Li-PG吸附H2分子的差分电荷密度图(电荷密度等值面是0.01 e / Å3) (a) n = 1; (b) n = 4
Figure 6. Charge density differences of n H2 adsorbed on Li-PG system for (a) n = 1 and (b) n = 4. The isovalue is taken to be 0.01 e/Å3
图 7 Na-PG (a)及K-PG (b)吸附1个H2的差分电荷密度图(电荷密度等值面是0.01 e/Å3)
Figure 7. Charge density differences of a H2 adsorbed on Na-PG (a) and K-PG (b) system. The isovalue is taken to be 0.01 e/Å3.
图 8 Li-PG结构吸附12个H2分子优化后的几何结构图
Figure 8. Optimized geometry structure of the Li-decorated PG with 12 H2 adsorption.
图 9 经过AIMD模拟后12 H2-Li-PG平衡结构(a)及总能随模拟时间变化的函数关系(b)
Figure 9. Equilibrated structure of the 12 H2-Li-PG (a) and fluctuations of total energy as a function of simulation time (b) in AIMD simulations at 300 K.
表 1 H2吸附能(ΔEad)、平均吸附能(
$\Delta {\bar E_{{\rm{ad}}}}$ )及Li所带的电荷(q)Table 1. Adsorption energies (ΔEad) and average adsorption energies (
$\Delta {\bar E_{{\rm{ad}}}}$ )of H2 molecules, and the charge of Li (q).n(H2) 1 2 3 4 ΔEad /eV –0.308 –0.239 –0.249 –0.044 $\Delta {\bar E_{{\rm{ad}}}}$/eV·H2–1 –0.308 –0.274 –0.266 –0.225 q /e 1.23 1.40 1.56 1.56 
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表 2 Na-PG吸附H2分子的吸附能
Table 2. Adsorption energies of H2 molecules on Na-PG.
n(H2) 1 2 3 ΔEh1/eV –0.202 –0.262 –0.215 ΔEh2/eV –0.234 –0.117 –0.166
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[1] Jiang L L, Fan Z J 2014 Nanoscale 6 1922
Google Scholar
[2] Liu W, Wang Z F, Shi Q W, Yang J L, Liu F 2009 Phys. Rev. B 80 233405
Google Scholar
[3] Bieri M, Treier M, Cai J M, Aït-Mansour K, Ruffieux P, Gröning O, Gröning P, Kastler M, Rieger R, Feng X L, Müllen K, Fasel R 2009 Chem. Commun. 45 6919
[4] Du A J, Zhu Z H, Smith S C 2010 J. Am. Chem. Soc. 132 2876
Google Scholar
[5] Li Y F, Zhou Z, Shen P W, Chen Z F 2010 Chem. Commun. 46 3672
Google Scholar
[6] Hatanaka M 2010 Chem. Phys. Lett. 488 187
Google Scholar
[7] Jiang D E, Cooper V R, Dai S 2009 Nano Lett. 9 4019
Google Scholar
[8] Merchant C A, Healy K, Wanunu M, Ray V, Petermn N, Battel J, Fischbein M D, Venta K, Luo Z T, Johnson C, Drndić M 2010 Nano Lett. 10 2915
Google Scholar
[9] Mukherjee R, Thomas A V, Datta D, Singh E, Li J W, Eksik O, Shenoy V B, Koratkar N 2014 Nature Commun. 5 3710
Google Scholar
[10] Bi H, Xie X, Yin K, Zhou Y, Wan S, He L, Xu F, Banhart F, Sun L, Ruoff R S 2012 Adv. Funct. Mater 22 4421
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Google Scholar
[16] Lu R F, Rao D W, Lu Z L, Qian J C, Li F, Wu H P, Wang Y Q, Xiao C Y, Deng K M, Kan E J, Deng W Q 2012 J. Phys. Chem. C 116 21291
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Google Scholar
[20] Wang F D, Zhang T, Hou X Y, Zhang W Q, Tang S W, Sun H, Zhang J P 2017 Int. J. Hydrogen Energy 42 10099
Google Scholar
[21] Hashmi A, Farooq M U, Khan I, Son J, Hong J 2017 J. Mater. Chem. A 5 2821
Google Scholar
[22] Ning G Q, Xu C G, Mu L, Chen G J, Wang G, Gao J S, Fan Z J, Qian W Z, Wei F 2012 Chem. Commun. 48 6815
Google Scholar
[23] Xia K S, Tian X L, Fei S X, You K 2014 Int. J. Hydrogen Energy 39 11047
Google Scholar
[24] Elyassi M, Rashidi A, Hantehzadeh M R, Elahi S M 2017 Surf. Interface Anal 49 230
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Kittel C (translated by Xiang J Z, Wu X H) 2009 Introduction to Solid State Physics (Beijing: Chemical Industry Press) p38 (in Chinese)
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Google Scholar
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