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DFT Study of Metal-Hydrogen Systems for Hydrogen Storage. / Shelyapina, Marina.

Advances in Materials Science Research. ed. / M.C. Wythers. Vol. 23 Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2016. p. 185-206.

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Shelyapina, M 2016, DFT Study of Metal-Hydrogen Systems for Hydrogen Storage. in MC Wythers (ed.), Advances in Materials Science Research. vol. 23, Nova Science Publishers, Inc., pp. 185-206.

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Shelyapina, M. (2016). DFT Study of Metal-Hydrogen Systems for Hydrogen Storage. In M. C. Wythers (Ed.), Advances in Materials Science Research (Vol. 23, pp. 185-206). Nova Science Publishers, Inc..

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Shelyapina M. DFT Study of Metal-Hydrogen Systems for Hydrogen Storage. In Wythers MC, editor, Advances in Materials Science Research. Vol. 23. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2016. p. 185-206

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Shelyapina, Marina. / DFT Study of Metal-Hydrogen Systems for Hydrogen Storage. Advances in Materials Science Research. editor / M.C. Wythers. Vol. 23 Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2016. pp. 185-206

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