Temperature-induced valence-state transition in double perovskite Ba2-xSrxTbIrO6
arXiv:2205.01764 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevMaterials.6.054410
Abstract
In this work, a temperature-induced valence-state transition is studied in a narrow composition range of BaSrTbIrO. The valence-state transition involves an electron transfer between Tb and Ir leading to the valence-state change between Tb/Ir and Tb/Ir phases. This first-order transition has a dramatic effect on the lattice, transport properties, and the long-range magnetic order at low temperatures for both Tb and Ir ions. Ir ion has an electronic configuration of 5 ( = 0) which is expected to be nonmagnetic. In contrast, Ir ion with a configuration of 5( = 1/2) favors a long-range magnetic order. For = 0.1 with Tb/Ir configuration to the lowest temperature (2 K) investigated in this work, a spin-glass behavior is observed around 5 K indicating Ir ( = 0) ions act as a spacer reducing the magnetic interactions between Tb ions. For = 0.5 with Tb/Ir configuration below the highest temperature 400 K of this work, a long-range antiferromagnetic order at = 40 K is observed highlighting the importance of Ir ( = 1/2) ions in promoting the long-range magnetic order of both Tb and Ir ions. For 0.2 0.375, a temperature-induced valence-state transition from high-temperature Tb/Ir phase to low-temperature Tb/Ir phase occurs in the temperature range 180 K 325 K and the transition temperature increases with . The compositional dependence demonstrates the ability to tune the the valence state for a critical region of that leads to a concurrent change in magnetism and structure. This tuning ability could be employed with suitable strain in thin films to act as a switch as the magnetism is manipulated.
arXiv comment10 pages, 8 figures
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