New Magnetic Materials Obtained by Ion-exchange Reactions from Non-magnetic Layered Perovskites
New Magnetic Materials Obtained by Ion-exchange Reactions from Non-magnetic Layered Perovskites
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非磁性层状钙钛矿离子交换反应获得的新型磁性材料
DOI:
10.1088/0953-8984/16/11/003
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发表时间:
2004
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J. Wiley
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作者:
H. Kageyama;L. Viciu;G. Caruntu;Y. Ueda;J. Wiley
New layered magnetic materials, (MCl)Ca2Ta3O10 (M = Cu, Fe), have been prepared by ion-exchange reactions of non-magnetic perovskite derivatives, ACa2Ta3O10 (A = Rb, Li), in corresponding anhydrous molten salts. Powder x-ray diffraction patterns of the products are successfully indexed assuming tetragonal symmetry with cell dimensions a = 3.829 A and c = 15.533 A for Cu, and a = 3.822 A and c = 15.672 A for Fe. Being separated by the Ca2Ta3O10 triple-layer perovskite slabs, the transition-metal chloride (MCl) network provides a two-dimensional magnetic lattice. Magnetic susceptibility measurements show that (CuCl)Ca2Ta3O10 is in an antiferromagnetic state below 8 K, while (FeCl)Ca2Ta3O10 has two anomalies at 91 and 125 K, suggesting successive phase transitions due to geometrical spin frustration.