Novel electronic states realized by the interplay between Li diffusion and CoCo charge ordering in LiCoO
arXiv:1808.08010 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.98.195106
Abstract
Measurements of dc magnetization () and electrical resistivity () have been carried out as a function of temperature () for layered oxide LiCoO (0.511.0) using single crystal specimens. After slow cool of the specimens down to 10 K, both of the () and () curves are found to exhibit a clear anomaly due to the occurrence of CoCo charge ordering (CO) at 155 K for 0.60.98 (at 180190 K for 0.50.55). After rapid cool of the specimens, additional anomalies are observed related to the onset of Li diffusion at 370 K andor =120130 K. Due to phase mixing with compositions of nearly LiCoO and LiCoO, the specimens with 0.70.9 show anomlies both at and . For 0.60.9, the resistivity measured after rapid cool is found to be fairly larger than that measured after slow cool below . The enhanced resistivity can be explained by the scenario that disordered CoCo arrangements, which have been observed and revealed to have an insulating electronic structure contrasting to the regular CO state in the previous scanning tunneling microscopy measurements [Phys. Rev. Lett. {\bf 111}, 126104 (2013)], are realized due to the formation of an amorphous-like structure of Li ions after rapid cool via the interlayer Coulomb coupling. An electronic phase diagram for 0.51.0 is proposed.
arXiv comment8 pages, 5 figures, to appear in Phys. Rev. B
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