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    Cation lattice flexibility and covalent bond lengths serve as good physical descriptors of proton conduction in solid acids and enable the discovery of promising proton conductors beyond traditional chemistries. 
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    The compounds RbH2PO4 and Rb5H7(PO4)4 display eutectoid behavior, with superprotonic α-RbH2−3y(PO4)1−y forming at a eutectoid temperature of 244 °C in a cubic, CsCl-type structure with a high concentration of phosphate vacancies. 
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