Discovering virtual Na-based argyrodites as solid-state electrolytes using DFT, AIMD, and machine learning techniques

In light of the current absence of experimentally synthesized Na-based argyrodites, we systematically investigated a large compositional space comprising 4375 hypothetical Na-based argyrodite structures through DFT and AIMD calculations.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4ta06927g
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8
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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In light of the current absence of experimentally synthesized Na-based argyrodites, we systematically investigated a large compositional space comprising 4375 hypothetical Na-based argyrodite structures through DFT and AIMD calculations.

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