
A high-impact scientific mechanism schematic suitable for a Nature-style journal figure, employing a vertical layout with a 1:3 aspect ratio. The illustration depicts a two-dimensional layered high-entropy metal phosphorus trisulfide (MPS3) crystal. This crystal comprises randomly distributed Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, and Zn metal atoms, forming a van der Waals layered lattice. The schematic explicitly shows coupled cation–anion vacancies, where missing metal atoms (cation vacancies) are adjacent to sulfur vacancies (anion vacancies). These vacancies are highlighted using dashed circles and indications of local lattice distortion. Asymmetrically coordinated metal centers are positioned near the vacancies. The following color scheme is used: Transition metals (Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Zn) are represented as multicolored metallic spheres; sulfur atoms are depicted as yellow spheres; phosphorus atoms are shown as purple spheres; and vacancies are represented as transparent voids or dashed outlines. Electronegativity-driven ionic migration near vacancy-rich regions is depicted with subtle arrows, illustrating adaptive structural rearrangement under anodic potential. On the right side, illustr
The M-WPU composite film exhibits both high tensile strength...