Unlocking the Potential of Open-Tunnel Oxides: DFT-Guided Design and Machine Learning-Enhanced Discovery for Next- Generation Industry-Scale Battery Technologies

Unlocking the Potential of Open-Tunnel Oxides: DFT-Guided Design and Machine Learning-Enhanced Discovery for Next- Generation Industry-Scale Battery Technologies
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释放开放式隧道氧化物的潜力:DFT 引导设计和机器学习增强发现下一代工业规模电池技术

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10.1039/d4ya00014e
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2024
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Energy Advances
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Datta, Dibakar
Datta, Dibakar
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作者:
Datta, Joy;Koratkar, Nikhil;Datta, Dibakar

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