Na atomic order, Co charge disproportionation and magnetism in NaCoO for large Na contents
arXiv:0803.1493 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/82/17002
Abstract
We have synthesized and characterized four different stable phases of Na ordered NaCoO, for . Above 100 K they display similar Curie-Weiss susceptibilities as well as ferromagnetic spin fluctuations in the CoO planes revealed by Na NMR data. In all phases from Co NMR data we display evidences that the Co disproportionate already above 300 K into non magnetic Co and magnetic Co sites on which holes delocalize. This allows us to understand that metallic magnetism is favored for these large Na contents. Below 100 K the phases differentiate, and a magnetic order sets in only for at 22 K. We suggest that the charge order also governs the low energy scales and transverse couplings.
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