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Pressure-induced superconductivity in SnSb<sub>2</sub>Te<sub>4</sub>

Figure 2. The structural evolution of SnSb2Te4 at high pressures. (A) The typical ADXRD patterns of SnSb2Te4 acquired at various high pressures and room temperature. The solid circles, diamonds, and arrows are used to indicate the emerging diffractions of phases II, III, and IV. (B) The pressure-dependent evolution of the d-spacings of SnSb2Te4. The pressure ranges in which the structural phases exist are labeled with vertical dash lines. Across the phase transition pressures, the slopes of the variation curves of the d-spacings change discontinuously.

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