Quenching Dependence on Superconductivity in the Synthesizing Process of Single Crystals of RbFeSe
arXiv:1708.01017 · doi:10.1016/j.ssc.2017.08.002
Abstract
Superconducting single crystals of Rb-intercalated FeSe compounds RbFeSe were prepared by using a starting material of RbSe as a Rb source. The superconducting properties and the surface microstructures were systematically controlled by varying the cooling rate in the quenching process. The higher cooling rate in the sample provided a higher superconducting transition temperature with highly connected superconducting mesh-like surface structure. Extremely slow-cooling process led to the complete isolation between the superconducting domains.
15 pages, 6 figures
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