Effects of Chemical Pressure on Superconductivity in Electrochemically Intercalated (TMA)yFe2(Se1-xSx)2 (TMA = Tetramethylammonium)
arXiv:2412.07887 · doi:10.1002/adfm.202420840
Abstract
The beta-modification of FeSe, which has an anti-PbO type structure, achieves superconductivity at 8 K without external doping or pressure and exhibits a nematic phase, which has been crucial for studies of unconventional pairing mechanisms. Although the critical temperature (Tc) in FeSe increases significantly with applied pressure, intercalation, and in thin films, the effect of replacing selenium with sulfur in FeSe1-xSx has remained unclear. To investigate the effects of chemical pressure, we have synthesized FeSe1-xSx crystals (up to x = 0.52) and intercalated them with tetramethylammonium ions (TMA+). Our results show that both Tc and unit cell volume decrease linearly with sulfur content in both host and intercalated (TMA)yFe2(Se1-xSx)2. The unexpected common rate of normalized decrease of Tc suggests that chemical pressure affects the electron-doped intercalates in the same way as the host compounds. This result highlights the unique role of chemical pressure and electron doping in tuning superconductivity in FeSe systems and provides new insights into their complex behavior.
arXiv comment21 Pages, 7 Figures
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