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Quantum Tunneling Drives Hydrogen Transport in Lanthanum Trihydride Near Practical Temperatures
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skynightly.comQuantum Tunneling Drives Hydrogen Transport in Lanthanum Trihydride Near Practical Temperatures
Tokyo, Japan (SPX) Apr 29, 2026 For decades, ion transport in solids has been described as a classical barrier-climbing process, in which an ion must acquire sufficient activation energy to surmount an energy barrier before it can migrate. For hydrogen - the lightest element in the periodic table - that classical picture can break down entirely. Researchers from the Institute of Physics at the Chinese Academy of Scienc
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