Potential super-hard Osmium di-nitride with fluorite structure: First-principles calculations
Chang-Zeng Fan, Song-Yan Zeng, Li-Xin Li, Ri-Ping Liu, Wen-Kui Wang, Ping Zhang, Yu-Gui Yao
Abstract
We have performed systematic first-principles calculations on di-carbide, -nitride, -oxide and -boride of platinum and osmium with the fluorite structure. It is found that only PtN2, OsN2 and OsO2 are mechanically stable. In particular OsN2 has the highest bulk modulus of 360.7 GPa. Both the band structure and density of states show that the new phase of OsN2 is metallic. The high bulk modulus is owing to the strong covalent bonding between Os 5d and N 2p states and the dense packed fluorite structure.
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