首页|From magnetic cluster glass state to giant vertical magnetization shift induced by ferromagnetic cluster growth in SrFe0.25Co0.75O2.63
From magnetic cluster glass state to giant vertical magnetization shift induced by ferromagnetic cluster growth in SrFe0.25Co0.75O2.63
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Elsevier
A charge ordering phenomenon within the crystallographic sites as following Sr4(Fe0.143+Co0.363+)48h(Fe0.114+Co0.144+Co0.253+)48fO10.52 was previously reported thanks to neutron diffraction coupled with Mossbauer spectroscopy studies. Such distribution supports a natural magnetic layered structure combining both in-plane ferromagnetic super-exchange interactions mainly on the octahedron “8 f” sub-layer alternating and in-plane antiferromagnetic super-exchange interactions on the “8 h” sub-layer containing tetrahedral sites and five-fold symmetry polyhedra (i.e. squared based pyramid and/or trigonal bipyramid). Because of the interfacial magnetic interactions between the two types of layers, we report a detailed study of the intriguing magnetic properties. AC magnetic susceptibility shows a frequency dependent peak suggesting a cooperative character due to inter-cluster interactions resulting in a magnetic cluster glass state. When temperature decreases and/or applied magnetic field increase, the ferromagnetic clusters growth is promoted and results in a large vertical hysteretic shift on the Field Cooled magnetization isotherm in relation with minor loop.
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Elsevier
