Structure, heat capacity and Raman spectra of mm-sized BaMgWO single crystals synthesized by BaCl-MgCl flux method
arXiv:2212.06270 · doi:10.1016/j.jssc.2023.124184
Abstract
We present a new method of BaMgWO single crystal synthesis that allows to grow larger crystals using BaCl and MgCl flux. Difficulties to grow single crystal of a size suitable for macroscopic material property measurements caused the majority of characterisation being published on polycrystalline samples. Single crystal diffraction and energy dispersive X-ray analysis confirmed high quality of synthesised samples. Heat capacity measurements from 300~K to 2~K do not show any transitions. However, Raman spectra measured down to 77~K contain additional peaks at all temperatures probed, which is in a contrast with only 4 Raman active modes expected from the reducible representation. This calls for a more detailed study of potential symmetry breaking that could also influence the electronic properties of the material.
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