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Harnessing machine learning for high-entropy alloy catalysis: a focus on adsorption energy prediction

Wang et al., 2025

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16838633270883398901
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Wang Q
Yao Y
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npj Computational Materials

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High-entropy alloys (HEAs) have emerged as promising candidates for catalyst applications due to their inherent compositional, structural, and site-level diversities, which enable highly tunable catalytic properties. However, these complexities pose grand challenges for …
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