Growth and helicity of non-centrosymmetric CuOSeO crystals
arXiv:2104.01465 · doi:10.1002/pssb.202100152
Abstract
We have grown CuOSeO single crystals with an optimized chemical vapor transport technique by using SeCl as a transport agent. Our optimized growth method allows to selectively produce large high quality single crystals. The method is shown to consistently produce CuOSeO crystals of maximum size 8 mm x 7 mm x 4 mm with a transport duration of around three weeks. We found this method, with SeCl as transport agent, more efficient and simple compared to the commonly used growth techniques reported in literature with HCl gas as transport agent. The CuOSeO crystals have very high quality and the absolute structure are fully determined by simple single crystal x-ray diffraction. We observed both type of crystals with left- and right-handed chiralities. Our magnetization and ferromagnetic resonance data show the same magnetic phase diagram as reported earlier.
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