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PtPd high-entropy-alloy explorer

Search 9,139 equimolar PtPdXYZ compositions. Numerical filtering and ranking are executed directly against the published dataset.

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These labels describe computational screening results for equimolar Pt₀.₂Pd₀.₂X₀.₂Y₀.₂Z₀.₂ bulk alloys. They are not experimental phase assignments.

FCC & BCC
Face-centred cubic and body-centred cubic: the two candidate bulk crystal structures evaluated for every composition.
Preferred phase
The structure with the lower ANN-predicted formation energy. It is a screening assignment, not proof of the phase formed experimentally.
Near-degenerate
The predicted FCC and BCC energies differ by no more than 1.0 kJ mol⁻¹ f.u.⁻¹, so neither structure is clearly preferred.
Formation energy
Energy relative to elemental references. A more negative value is generally more favourable in this bulk-screening comparison, but does not prove synthesizability or operating stability.
ANN prediction vs DFT
ANN values are model predictions across 9,139 records. DFT values are KKR-CPA calculations from the supplied 680-composition pool.
Phase gap
The absolute energy difference |E(BCC) − E(FCC)|. A smaller value means stronger competition between the two structures.

Units: formation energy and phase gap, kJ mol⁻¹ f.u.⁻¹; lattice parameter, Bohr (1 Bohr ≈ 0.529 Å); density, g cm⁻³; melting point, K.

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