Magnetic properties of the spin-1 chain compound NiClCHCHCHNH
arXiv:1709.05692 · doi:10.1063/1.5010316
Abstract
We report experimental results of the static magnetization, ESR and NMR spectroscopic measurements of the Ni-hybrid compound NiClCHCHCHNH. In this material NiCl octahedra are structurally arranged in chains along the crystallographic -axis. According to the static susceptibility and ESR data Ni spins are isotropic and are coupled antiferromagnetically (AFM) along the chain with the exchange constant K. These are important prerequisites for the realization of the so-called Haldane spin-1 chain with the spin-singlet ground state and a quantum spin gap. However, experimental results evidence AFM order at K presumably due to small interchain couplings. Interestingly, frequency-, magnetic field-, and temperature-dependent ESR measurements, as well as the NMR data, reveal signatures which could presumably indicate an inhomogeneous ground state of co-existent mesoscopically spatially separated AFM ordered and spin-singlet state regions similar to the situation observed before in some spin-diluted Haldane magnets.
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