Abstract
The structures of BaCuO2.00 and BaCuO2.07 have been refined using powder neutron diffraction methods with the object of determining the location of the excess oxygen and its effect on the copper co-ordination chemistry; the results are interpreted in relation to thermogravimetric analysis data for these materials and bond length–bond strength calculations.
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