Antisite disorder in the battery material LiFePO
arXiv:2004.07091 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevMaterials.4.115403
Abstract
We report detailed magnetometry and high-frequency electron spin resonance (HF-ESR) measurements which allow detailed investigation on Li-Fe antisite disorder in single-crystalline LiFePO, i.e., exchange of Fe- and Li-ions. The data imply that magnetic moments of Fe-ions at Li-positions do not participate in long-range antiferromagnetic order in LiFePO but form quasi-free moments. Anisotropy axes of the magnetic moments at antisite defects are attached to the main crystallographic directions. The local character of these moments is confirmed by associated linear resonance branches detected by HF-ESR studies. Magnetic anisotropy shows up in significant zero-field splittings of ~GHz, ~GHz and a highly anisotropic -factor, i.e., , , and . We demonstrate a general method to precisely determine Fe-antisite disorder in LiFePO from magnetic studies which implies a density of paramagnetic Fe-ions at Li-positions of 0.53\%.
arXiv comment15 pages, 6 figures
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