Abstract

The spin polarized density functional theory (DFT) based calculations has been performed to investigate the electronic and magnetic properties of pristine and Co-doped Mo2C using VASP code. The calculated results show that the pristine Mo2C is found to be non-magnetic whereas the Co dopant at Mo-site in the Mo2C monolayer generates the ferromagnetism in the resultant compound. The total magnetic moment of the system has been found to be 1.2µB which increases to 2.03µB as the concentration of Co increase from 3% to 8%, respectively. The electronic structure calculations of the pristine and Co-doped Mo2C show its metallic behavior which may found its application in magnetic energy storage devices, magnetic tape etc.

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