Synthesis, crystal structure and physical properties of quasi-one-dimensional ACrAs (A = Rb, Cs)
arXiv:1508.01387 · doi:10.1007/s40843-015-0063-0
Abstract
Recently, new Cr-based superconductors, ACrAs (A = K, Rb, Cs), have gained a strong interest because of their one-dimensional crystal structures and electron correlations. Here we report the crystal structure and physical properties of two related materials ACrAs (A = Rb, Cs) which are synthesized via a soft-chemical A+ deintercalation in ACrAs. The new compounds remain one-dimensional (CrAs) linear chains, and the interchain distance can be tuned by the incorporation of the alkali-metal cations with different sizes. The physical-property measurements indicate a local-moment behavior at high temperatures, and the moments freeze into a cluster spin-glass state below 56 K. No superconductivity was observed in both materials. We also found that, with increasing the interchain distance, the Cr effective moments increase monotonically, accompanied with the enhancement of semi-conductivity. Our results shed light on the understanding of occurrence of superconductivity in ACrAs.
9 pages, 7 figures
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