@misc{santoru_knh2kh_a_2016, 
author={Santoru, A.,Pistidda, C.,Soerby, M.H.,Chierotti, M.R.,Garroni, S.,Pinatel, E.,Karimi, F.,Cao, H.,Bergemann, N.,Le, T.T.,Puszkiel, J.,Gobetto, R.,Baricco, M.,Hauback, B.C.,Klassen, T.,Dornheim, M.},
title={KNH2–KH: a metal amide–hydride solid solution},
year={2016},
howpublished = {journal article},
doi = {https://doi.org/10.1039/c6cc05777b},
abstract = {We report for the first time the formation of a metal amide–hydride solid solution. The dissolution of KH into KNH2 leads to an anionic substitution, which decreases the interaction among NH2− ions. The rotational properties of the high temperature polymorphs of KNH2 are thereby retained down to room temperature.},
note = {Online available at: \url{https://doi.org/10.1039/c6cc05777b} (DOI). Santoru, A.; Pistidda, C.; Soerby, M.; Chierotti, M.; Garroni, S.; Pinatel, E.; Karimi, F.; Cao, H.; Bergemann, N.; Le, T.; Puszkiel, J.; Gobetto, R.; Baricco, M.; Hauback, B.; Klassen, T.; Dornheim, M.: KNH2–KH: a metal amide–hydride solid solution. Chemical Communications : ChemComm. 2016. vol. 52, no. 79, 11760-11763. DOI: 10.1039/c6cc05777b}}