“…It can be seen from the DTA curve of Figure 1 that each mass loss is accompanied by endothermic peaks. Analyzing the degradation processes of samples AMgSH:Ag, ANiSH:Ag, and ANiSH:B, shown in Figure 1a− Comparing the initial degradation temperature, we observed an increase in the samples ANiSH:B and ANiSH:Ag, with temperature gains of 39 and 36 °C, respectively, while the dehydration temperature of the pure crystal (NH 4 ) 2 Ni(SO 4 ) 2 • 6H 2 O was 96 °C, as reported by Pacheco et al 7 For sample AMgSH:Ag, the temperature gain was 24 °C compared to the similar pure crystal, which is 70 °C, as reported by Souamti et al 20 Raman measurements in the range of 100−3500 cm −1 were performed in all samples, as shown in Figure 2, using an excitation laser of 632.8 nm. These crystals have 234 normal vibrational modes, considering the structure of SO 4 , NH 4 , H 2 O, and M(H 2 O) 6 groups, including three acoustic modes, being 1A u + 2B u .…”