Actinide Hydrides
Actinide Hydrides is a class of inorganic compounds in which hydrogen is chemically bonded to an actinide metal, distinguished by their ability to form interstitial or ionic hydride phases that exhibit unique electronic, magnetic, and structural properties due to the presence of 5f electrons in the actinide series.
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Paul J. Fagan, Juan M. Manríquez, Eric A. Maatta et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1981 · 383 citations
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