Systematic Variations in the Charge-Glass-Forming Ability of Geometrically Frustrated -(BEDT-TTF) Organic Conductors
arXiv:1408.2913 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.83.083602
Abstract
The critical cooling rate above which charge ordering is kinetically avoided upon cooling, which results in charge-glass formation, was investigated for the geometrically frustrated system -(BEDT-TTF). X-ray diffraction experiments revealed that -(BEDT-TTF)TlCo(SCN) exhibits a horizontally charge-ordered state, and kinetic avoidance of this state requires rapid cooling of faster than 150 K/min. This value is markedly higher than that reported for two other isostructural -type compounds, thus demonstrating the lower charge-glass-forming ability of TlCo(SCN). In accounting for the systematic variations of among the three -(BEDT-TTF), we found that stronger charge frustration leads to superior charge-glass former. Our results suggest that charge frustration tends to slow the kinetics of charge ordering.
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