Thermodynamics-Informed Machine Learning of Organic Electrode Material Solubility in Nonaqueous Electrolytes

) exhibit large systematic errors, thereby limiting the overall predictive accuracy based on first-principles thermodynamics alone. To overcome this limitation, we integrated the physically meaningful computed descriptors into our recently developed symbolic regression framework, SyMANTIC, which learns a corrective model for solubility prediction in nonaqueous electrolytes. Despite the modest data set size, the resulting hybrid model shows good predictive performance under cross-validation and on held-out test compounds, illustrating that this framework can recover compact, chemically meaningful structure-property relationships and offers a new path toward rational design of low-solubility OEMs with reduced reliance on trial-and-error experimentation.

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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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2026-05-17
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpcb.6c01822
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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) exhibit large systematic errors, thereby limiting the overall predictive accuracy based on first-principles thermodynamics alone. To overcome this limitation, we integrated the physically meaningful computed descriptors into our recently developed symbolic regression framework, SyMANTIC, which learns a corrective model for solubility prediction in nonaqueous electrolytes. Despite the modest data set size, the resulting hybrid model shows good predictive performance under cross-validation and on held-out test compounds, illustrating that this framework can recover compact, chemically meaningful structure-property relationships and offers a new path toward rational design of low-solubility OEMs with reduced reliance on trial-and-error experimentation.

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University of Wisconsin–Madison (US), Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté (FR), The Ohio State University (US)
Ohio State University, Division of Materials Research, Division of Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems
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