Growth and post-annealing studies of La-Bi2201 single crystals
arXiv:0811.0634 · doi:10.1088/0953-2048/21/12/125024
Abstract
BiSrLaCuO (01.00) single crystals with high-quality have been grown successfully using the travelling-solvent floating-zone technique. The patterns of X-ray diffraction suggest high crystalline quality of the samples. After post-annealing in flowing oxygen at 600 C, the crystals show sharp superconducting transitions revealed by AC susceptibility. The hole concentration is deduced from superconducting transition temperature (), which exhibits a linear relation with La doping level . It ranges from the heavily overdoped regime ( 0.2) to the extremely underdoped side ( 0.08) where the superconductivity is absent. Comparing with the superconducting dome in BiSrCuO system, the effects from out-of-plane disorders show up in our samples. Besides the La doping level , the superconductivity is also sensitive to the content of oxygen which could be tuned by post-annealing method over the whole doping range. The post-annealing effects on and for each La doping level are studied, which give some insights on the different nature between overdoped and underdoped regime.
6 pages, 6 figures
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