ArticleScientific data2024
Band structure database of layered intercalation compounds with various intercalant atoms and layered hosts.
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Here we provide a database comprising electronic band structures of 9,004 layered intercalation compounds, where atoms are intercalated into a host layered compound with different intercalant atoms, along with 468 structures related to the layered host compounds. Additionally, we provide properties derived from the electronic states such as band gap as well as stability-related properties like formation energies. Direct comparison of the band structures before and after intercalation is generally challenging due to changes in their space group and k-path. However, in this study, we developed new k-paths consistent with the host materials, allowing for the direct comparison of band structures before and after intercalation. This enables direct and quantitative discussion of the band structure changes induced by the intercalations and provides a valuable database for intercalant-driven band engineering. Layered intercalation compounds are widely used in many fields, including superconductivity and energy applications, and understanding of electronic structures is necessary. The feature of our database holds promises for the development of layered compounds with enhanced functionalities through database utilization.
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