Identifying the Optimum Perovskite Catalyst for Water Splitting using Julia Yusu Liu 10/10/2018.

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Identifying the Optimum Perovskite Catalyst for Water Splitting using Julia Yusu Liu 10/10/2018

Highest mass energy density Background Hydrogen Economy Highest mass energy density ~10% yearly growth but 96% of generation in 2016 from hydrocarbon fuels Local energy storage option Energy Storage Coupling of electrochemical water splitting devices grid scale renewable energy harvesting technologies NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies - http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs/

Water Splitting Process Equilibrium potential Vop=Veq+Va(kinetic)+Vc(kinetic)+resistance Oxygen evolution reaction (OER) substantial overpotential and slow kinetics need catalysts Hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)

Perovskites A-site ions: alkaline earth or rare earth metals B site ions: 3d, 4d, 5d transition metal elements Perovskites: ABO3 Tunable properties Stability under alkaline OER conditions Surpass golden standards such as IrO2 and RuO2 for OER

Scaling Relations Sabatier’s Principle: the best catalyst binds the intermediate neither too weakly nor too strongly The best descriptors describe the interaction between a key reaction intermediate and the catalytic surface (oxygen adsorption energy in the OER case) What is the most efficient way to predict oxygen adsorption energy given a perovskite structure? Experiments and computational chemistry too expensive Train an ML network? How to represent chemistry? Sabatier P (1911) Hydrogenation and dehydrogenation by catalysis. Ber Dtsch Chem Ges 44:1984–2001 Doyle, Richard L., and Michael EG Lyons. "The oxygen evolution reaction: mechanistic concepts and catalyst design." Photoelectrochemical solar fuel production. Springer, Cham, 2016. 41-104.

Method – 2 ways of representing a structure Chemical formula only Encoding structural information A site(s), B site(s) and adsorption site Vector (or the average of n vectors for perovskites with multiple A or B sites) encodes information from the periodic table such as period, group, electronegativity, atom size, polarizability. Crystals are converted to graphs with nodes representing atoms in the unit cell and edges representing atom connections. Nodes and edges are characterized by vectors corresponding to the atoms and bonds in the crystal, respectively CGCNN – convolutional layers iteratively update local information, pooling layer updates overall feature vector for the cyrstal https://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevLett.120.145301

Data collection B site A site ABO3, AA’BB’O3, ABB’O3, AA’BO3

From periodic table to simulation Set up calculations Get oxygen adsorption energy Input element combinations … … Oxygen adsorption energy calculation done with Density Functional Theory in VASP 1004 stable structures

From CIF or chemical formula to vectors … Reads in CIF (Crystallographic Information File) or chemical formula, gets information about unit cell and element information from periodic table and make vector representations of compounds

Results Linear regression on only chemical formula information can get to 0.9 eV MAE Most weight to electronic properties of adsorption site (d electron count, electronegativity, polarizability)

Results Using crystal graph does not perform significantly better than linear regression Geometry doesn't matter as much as atom identity Pooling only adsorption site or B atoms gives the best result – local information contributes the most!

Chemistry lessons Oxygen doesn't ‘see’ far enough for the bulk crystal properties to matter – surface adsorption site is the most important input, followed by surface layer. Can bypass computational chemistry inputs and directly use information from the periodic table (acceleration!) Predicting surface properties with ML deviates significantly from predicting bulk properties

Thank you!

Technical summary Julia packages used CSV Autograd Knet Distributions Plots Distances Julia contribution helpful to other users Really no computational chemistry Julia ’helpers’ out there Parsing of crystal structures and chemical formula into vectors/arrays for ML, library of periodic table properties Python portion CGCNN in Python with pooling VASP job generation