The strucure of the fast proton conductor Cs3H(SeO4)2 was investigated by high resolution neutron powder diffraction at 5, 300, 400 and 483K. The aim of this study was a precise localization of the hydrogen position and the determination of the hydrogen bond network to get insight into the mechanism of the proton conductivity and the phase transitions.
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