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Abstract Transition metal (TM) doping technique has attracted considerable interest in research on electrode materials for Li‐ion batteries (LIBs) owing to their promising properties. Silicon carbide (SiC) has been designed and characterized as an anode electrode for TM (TM = Sc, V, Mn)-doped Li-ion batteries due to forming Si(LiLi)C, Si(LiSc)C, Si(LiV)C, Si(LiMn)C nanoclusters. A vast study on energy-saving by Si(LiLi)C, Si(LiSc)C, Si(LiV)C, Si(LiMn)C complexes was probed using computational approaches due to density state analysis of charge density differences (CDD), total density of state (TDOS), molecular electrostatic potential (ESP) for hybrid clusters of Si(LiLi)C, Si(LiSc)C, Si(LiV)C, Si(LiMn)C. Consequently, the electric charge arrangement of TM doped Si(LiLi)C is more pronounced compared to Si(LiLi)C heterocluster. Therefore, the Bader charge results have shown that the cluster of Si(LiV)C ≈ Si(LiMn)C > Si(LiSc)C, respectively, may have the most tensity for electron accepting towards energy storage. Our work can provide the guidance for the design of future high‐performance electrode materials for LIBs.
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