Abstract
Unraveling the liquid structure of multi-component molten salts is challenging due to the difficulty
in conducting and interpreting high temperature diffraction experiments. Motivated by this challenge, we developed composition-transferable Gaussian Approximation Potentials (GAP) for molten
LiCl-KCl. A DFT-SCAN accurate GAP is active learned from only ~1100 training configurations
drawn from 10 unique mixture compositions enriched with metadynamics. The GAP-computed
structures show strong agreement across HEXRD experiments, including for a eutectic not explicitly included in model training, thereby opening the possibility for composition discovery.



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