Solid-State Structure Predictor

Solid-State Structure Predictor MCP Connector for Claude

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Predict crystal structures, coordination numbers, and unit cell parameters for inorganic solids.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for inorganic crystallography. It allows AI agents to predict the most likely coordination geometry using predict_coordination_geometry, identify specific crystal templates with identify_structure_type, and estimate physical dimensions via calculate_unit_cell_dimensions. Additionally, it can evaluate chemical stability using analyze_composition_stability based on ionic radii and radius ratio rules. It acts as a bridge between chemical composition data and structural prediction models.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_composition_stability

Evaluates if a specific chemical composition is likely to form a stable solid based on the ionic radii provided

calculate_unit_cell_dimensions

Estimates the physical size of the unit cell based on the ions and the identified structure

identify_structure_type

Matches a predicted coordination environment to a known crystal structure template

predict_coordination_geometry

Determines the most likely coordination number and geometric arrangement based on the radius ratio

See how to talk to your AI agent using Solid-State Structure Predictor.

What is the coordination geometry for a cation with radius 0.50 and an anion with radius 1.50?

The radius ratio is 0.33, which results in a Tetrahedral coordination geometry.

Is NaCl likely to be stable with a cation radius of 1.02 and anion radius of 1.83?

Yes, the composition is likely stable with a high stability score based on the calculated radius ratio.

What are the unit cell dimensions for a Rock Salt structure with cation radius 0.5 and anion radius 1.5?

The unit cell has an edge length of 3.0 and a cell volume of 27.0.

You need to provide the cation radius and the anion radius to determine the coordination geometry and structure type.

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