Iron
hydrides can be formed under high pressure and have special
physical and chemical properties. Structures and stabilities of Fe
X
SeH
Y
(X = 1–2, Y = 1–6) hydrides under high pressure were studied
using a genetic algorithm method combined with DFT calculations. Further,
using triangular phase diagrams, we found that the C2/m-FeSeH is most stable among FeSeH1–6 at 150 GPa. Among Fe2SeH1–6, the enthalpy
values of Amm2- and I4/mmm-Fe2SeH2 phases are the lowest at 150 and 200
GPa, respectively, and the Immm-Fe2SeH
phase is the lowest in enthalpy at 250–300 GPa. The predicted
superconducting transition temperatures (T
c) show that C2/m-FeSeH and Amm2-Fe2SeH2 have almost no superconductivity,
while the predicted T
c values of I4/mmm-Fe2SeH2 and Immm-Fe2SeH at 150 GPa are 8.6 and 1.1 K, respectively,
and that of Pm-FeSeH6 at 150 GPa is 34.4
K.