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Ammonia-rich high-temperature superconducting intercalates of iron selenide revealed through time-resolved in situ X-ray and neutron diffraction.

Journal article published in 2014 by Sj Sedlmaier, Sj Cassidy, Rg Morris, Michael Drakopoulos, Christina Reinhard, Sj Moorhouse, Dermot O'Hare, Pascal Manuel ORCID, Dmitry Khalyavin ORCID, Sj Clarke
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Abstract

The development of a technique for following in situ the reactions of solids with alkali metal/ammonia solutions, using time-resolved X-ray diffraction methods, reveals high-temperature superconducting ammonia-rich intercalates of iron selenide which reversibly absorb and desorb ammonia around ambient temperatures.