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Anisotropic , thermodynamic and transport measurements, and pressure dependence of in KCrAs single crystals

arXiv:1501.01554 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.020507

Abstract

We present a detailed study of single crystalline KCrAs and analyze its thermodynamic and transport properties, anisotropic , and initial pressure-dependence of . In zero-field, the temperature-dependent resistivity is metallic. Deviation from a linear temperature-dependence is evident below 100 K and a -dependence is roughly followed from just above (10 K) to 40 K. Anisotropic data were measured up to 140 kOe with field applied along and perpendicular to the rod-like crystals. For the applied field perpendicular to the rod, is linear with a slope -70 kOe/K. For field applied along the rod, the slope is about -120 kOe/K below 70 kOe. Above 70 kOe, the magnitude of the slope decreases to -70 kOe/K. The electronic specific heat coefficient, , just above , is 73 mJ/mol K; the Debye temperature, , is 220 K. The specific heat jump at the superconducting transition C 2.2 . Finally, for hydrostatic pressures up to 7 kbar, decreases under pressure linearly at a rate of -0.034 K/kbar.

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