Elemental Reactivity Maps for Materials Discovery
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| author | Inada, Yuki Fujioka, Masaya Morito, Haruhiko Sugahara, Tohru Yamane, Hisanori Katsura, Yukari |
| author_facet | Inada, Yuki Fujioka, Masaya Morito, Haruhiko Sugahara, Tohru Yamane, Hisanori Katsura, Yukari |
| contents | When searching for novel inorganic materials, limiting the combination of constituent elements can greatly improve the search efficiency. In this study, we used machine learning to predict elemental combinations with high reactivity for materials discovery. The essential issue for such prediction is the uncertainty of whether the unreported combinations are non-reactive or not just investigated, though the reactive combinations can be easily collected as positive datasets from the materials databases. To construct the negative datasets, we developed a process to select reliable non-reactive combinations by evaluating the similarity between unreported and reactive combinations. The machine learning models were trained by both datasets and the prediction results were visualized by two-dimensional heatmaps: elemental reactivity maps to identify elemental combinations with high reactivity but no reported stable compounds. The maps predicted high reactivity (i.e., synthesizability) for the Co_Al_Ge ternary system, and two novel ternary compounds were synthesized: Co4Ge3.19Al0.81 and Co2Al1.24Ge1.76. |
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| spellingShingle | Elemental Reactivity Maps for Materials Discovery Inada, Yuki Fujioka, Masaya Morito, Haruhiko Sugahara, Tohru Yamane, Hisanori Katsura, Yukari Materials Science When searching for novel inorganic materials, limiting the combination of constituent elements can greatly improve the search efficiency. In this study, we used machine learning to predict elemental combinations with high reactivity for materials discovery. The essential issue for such prediction is the uncertainty of whether the unreported combinations are non-reactive or not just investigated, though the reactive combinations can be easily collected as positive datasets from the materials databases. To construct the negative datasets, we developed a process to select reliable non-reactive combinations by evaluating the similarity between unreported and reactive combinations. The machine learning models were trained by both datasets and the prediction results were visualized by two-dimensional heatmaps: elemental reactivity maps to identify elemental combinations with high reactivity but no reported stable compounds. The maps predicted high reactivity (i.e., synthesizability) for the Co_Al_Ge ternary system, and two novel ternary compounds were synthesized: Co4Ge3.19Al0.81 and Co2Al1.24Ge1.76. |
| title | Elemental Reactivity Maps for Materials Discovery |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.20549 |