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Rethinking the Role of Homogeneous Surface Models in High-Entropy Alloy Catalyst Screening
High-entropy alloy (HEA) catalysts are commonly modeled as homogeneously mixed surfaces, although thermodynamic driving forces can produce surface segregation and chemical ordering. Here, we test the validity and practical limits of this approximation by comparing random homogeneous slabs with surfa
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