Evidence-grounded materials synthesis
From a material to a synthesis route.
Enter a chemical formula or crystal structure. Mat2Bot examines documented routes, checks the chemistry, and explains what a laboratory could do—and what is still uncertain.
What it plans: cooling crystallization, antisolvent crystallization, precipitation in water and solution hydrolysis, for inorganic salts and simple oxides at normal pressure; and draft solid-state recipes for oxides of two or more metals, built from established methods (a hypothesis to test). For anything else it says so and shows how similar materials were made, instead of inventing a procedure.
Plan a material
Start with a name, formula, or CIF file.
Explore the reasoning: the knowledge graph
Every circle is one of Mat2Bot's records (a paper it read, a route, a doubt, a number, a step, a laboratory) and every line a relationship it recorded, from the material on the left to the checks on the right. Click a big circle to open a stage, a small one to read the record with its sources; Flow shows the same as a step-by-step chart.