Unconventional Spin-Glass-Like State in AgCo2V3O10, the Novel Magnetically Frustrated Material
arXiv:1911.07175 · doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2019.165623
Abstract
Single crystals of a new silver and-cobalt based vanadate AgCo2V3O10 were grown from a melted mixture. The crystal structure determination reveals that this new vanadate crystallizes in triclinic system with space group P-1. The structure of the titled compound is constructed from CoO6octahedra and VO4 tetrahedra sharing edges and vertices leading to an open three-dimensional framework delimiting tunnels along [001], where the Ag cations are located. The bands observed in Raman spectrum were assigned to corresponding vibrations of the VO4 groups. DC and AC magnetization (susceptibility) measurements revealed the spin-glass (SG) -type transition below a frequency-independent temperature Tf(H) that is nearly independent on the applied magnetic field. Magnetic field H> 10 kOe induces the spin glass antiferromagnet. These observations brings AgCo2V3O10 into the class of geometrically frustrated magnetic systems.
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