Abstract
We have used first-principles calculations to study the structural, electronic, and thermodynamic properties of the three known forms of Rh-S chalcogenides: RhS, RhS, and RhS. Only the first of these materials of interest for catalysis had been studied previously within this approach. We find that RhS crystallizes in a {\em Pm}\={3}{\em m} centrosymmetric structure, as believed experimentally but never confirmed. We show band structures and densities of states for these compounds. Finally, we also investigated the ground state structure of solid sulfur (-S), one of the few elements that represents a challenge for full first-principles calculations due to its demanding 128-atom unit cell and dispersion interactionis between S units.
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