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Stahl, J.; Shlaen, E.; Singer, H. und Johrendt, D. (2018): Systematic dimensional reduction of the layered beta-FeSe structure by solvothermal synthesis. In: Dalton Transactions, Bd. 47, Nr. 10: S. 3264-3271

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Abstract

Dimensional reduction of superconducting anti PbO-type iron selenide has been achieved by terminating the tetragonal square layers of FeSe4/4 tetrahedra by ethylenediamine (en) ligands. We obtained three new structures in the Fe-Se-en system. Fe3Se4(en)(3) contains FeSe2 single chains bridged via Fe(en)(3) complexes. Fe10Se12(en)(7) has Fe2Se3 double strands separated by Fe(en) 3 complexes and free en molecules. Fe0.85Se(en)(0.3) conserves the tetragonal layers of bulk FeSe which are now widely separated by en molecules. Through systematic dilution of the solvent we were able to introduce an additional parameter in solvothermal synthesis and thus have control over the connectivity of the tetrahedra. Additionally, a phase diagram of the Fe-Se-en system is generated by variation of the reaction temperature. The magnetic properties of the FeSe derivatives range from superconductivity and antiferromagnetism to paramagnetism.

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