Room-temperature Superionic Conduction Achieved Using Pseudorotation of Hydride Complexes (IMAGE)

Tohoku University

Room-temperature Superionic Conduction Achieved Using Pseudorotation of Hydride Complexes

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Figure 2: Potential energy landscape along minimum energy pathway for typical 90° reorientation of OsH82-. The insets show the variation of molecular geometries, where the original snub disphenoid (SD) rotates by 90° via sequential transformation into bicapped trigonal prism (BCTP).

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Shigeyuki Takagi

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