Superconductivity, charge- or spin-density wave, and metal-nonmetal transition in BaTi(SbBi)O
arXiv:1211.4548 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.87.100502
Abstract
We have performed an isovalent substitution study in a layered titanium oxypnictide system BaTi(SbBi)O (0 0.40) by the measurements of x-ray diffraction, electrical resistivity and magnetic susceptibility. The parent compound BaTiSbO is confirmed to exhibit superconductivity at 1.5 K as well as charge- or spin-density wave (CDW/SDW) ordering below 55 K. With the partial substitution of Sb by Bi, the lattice parameters , and all increase monotonically, indicating negative chemical pressure and lattice distortion on the (super)conducting TiSbO-layers. The Bi doping elevates the superconducting transition temperature to its maximum =3.7 K at 0.17, and then decreases gradually with additional Bi doping. A metal-to-nonmetal transition takes place around =0.3, and superconductivity at 1K exists at the nonmetal side. The CDW/SDW anomaly, in comparison, is rapidly suppressed by the Bi doping, and vanishes for 0.17. The results are discussed in terms of negative chemical pressure and disorder effect.
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