| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1816813 | Physica B: Condensed Matter | 2006 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Using muon spin rotation, well-defined bulk ∼100%∼100% magnetic phases in NaxCoO2NaxCoO2 are revealed. A novel magnetic phase is detected for x=0.85x=0.85 with the highest transition temperature ever observed for x⩾0.75x⩾0.75. This stresses the diversity of x⩾0.75x⩾0.75 magnetic phases and the link between magnetic and structural degrees of freedom. For x=1.0x=1.0, no magnetism is detected as expected for the low spin state of Co3+Co3+. For the charge-ordered x=0.50x=0.50 compound, a cascade of transitions is observed below 85 K.
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Authors
P. Mendels, D. Bono, J. Bobroff, G. Lang, G. Collin, D. Colson, N. Blanchard, H. Alloul, I. Mukhamedshin, F. Bert, A. Amato, A.D. Hillier,