New Alkali-Metal- and 2-Phenethylamine-Intercalated Superconductors (CHN)FeSe ( = Li, Na) with the Largest Interlayer Spacings and 40 K
arXiv:1609.06017 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.85.103702
Abstract
New FeSe-based intercalation superconductors, (CHN)FeSe ( = Li, Na), with = 39-44 K have been successfully synthesized via the intercalation of alkali metals and 2-phenethylamine into FeSe. The interlayer spacings, namely, the distances between neighboring Fe layers, , of (CHN)FeSe ( = Li, Na) are 19.04(6) and 18.0(1) Å, respectively. These values are the largest among those of the FeSe-based intercalation compounds and are understood to be due to the intercalation of two molecules of 2-phenethylamine in series perpendicular to the FeSe layers. It appears that the relationship between and in the FeSe-based intercalation superconductors is not domic but is saturated at ~ 45 K, which is comparable to the values of single-layer FeSe films, for 9 Å.
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