Single-crystal growth of the ternary BaFeAs phase using the vertical Bridgman technique
arXiv:0809.3084 · doi:10.1143/JJAP.48.013004
Abstract
Ternary Ba-Fe-As system has been studied to determine a primary solidification field of the BaFeAs phase. We found that the BaFeAs phase most likely melts congruently and primarily solidifies either in the FeAs excess or BaAs excess liquid. Knowing the primary solidification field, we have performed the vertical Bridgman growth using the starting liquid composition of BaFeAs. Large single crystals of the typical size 10x4x2 mm were obtained and their quality was confirmed by X-ray Laue and neutron diffraction.
Submitted to Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.; revised
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