Cationic Disorder in Co<sub>2</sub>AlBO<sub>5</sub>: Effects on Magnetic and Electrical Properties

Single crystals of Co2AlBO5 were synthesized using flux. The structural, magnetic, and electrical properties have been studied, with emphasis on cationic disorder effects. The Al3+ and Co2+ ions share four symmetry inequivalent sites. Large amplitudes of the displacement parameters for the M2 and M4 metal sites and the O4 oxygen site were found. The compound exhibits two magnetic transitions at T1 = 41 K and T2 = 20 K and shows a high crystallographic anisotropy. The random cationic distribution induces magnetic softness and an increase in electrical resistivity. The sources of the cationic disorder and the approach for controlling it are discussed.

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Crystal Growth & Design
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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.4c00582
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Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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Cationic Disorder in Co2AlBO5: Effects on Magnetic and Electrical Properties

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Cationic Disorder in Co2AlBO5: Effects on Magnetic and Electrical Properties

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Single crystals of Co2AlBO5 were synthesized using flux. The structural, magnetic, and electrical properties have been studied, with emphasis on cationic disorder effects. The Al3+ and Co2+ ions share four symmetry inequivalent sites. Large amplitudes of the displacement parameters for the M2 and M4 metal sites and the O4 oxygen site were found. The compound exhibits two magnetic transitions at T1 = 41 K and T2 = 20 K and shows a high crystallographic anisotropy. The random cationic distribution induces magnetic softness and an increase in electrical resistivity. The sources of the cationic disorder and the approach for controlling it are discussed.

Crystal Growth & DesignVol. 24(17)
Kurchatov Institute (RU), Institute of Physics (RU), Siberian Federal University (RU)
Russian Science Foundation
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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Cationic Disorder in Co<sub>2</sub>AlBO<sub>5</sub>: Effects on Magnetic and Electrical Properties — Oleg A. Kondratev, N. V. Kazak, et al. · Crystal Growth & Design (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS