Comparison of the Magnetic Ordering in Sr2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O6 and Ru1Sr2Gd1Cu2O8 Superconductors
- Title
- Comparison of the Magnetic Ordering in Sr2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O6 and Ru1Sr2Gd1Cu2O8 Superconductors
- Author(s)
- Ahmad, D. ; Kim, G. C. ; Ko, Rock-Kil ; Kwon, Yong Seung ; Kim, Y. C.
- DGIST Authors
- Kwon, Yong Seung
- Issued Date
- 2014-08
- Type
- Article
- Article Type
- Article
- Subject
- Antiferromagnetic Orderings ; Diamagnetic Signals ; Ferromagnetic Component ; Magnetic Transitions ; Magnetization ; Magnetization Data ; Ruthenates ; Rutheno-Cuprate ; Rutheno-Cuprates ; Solid State Reactions ; Superconducting Materials ; Superconductivity ; X Ray Diffraction ; Ytterbium ; Zero-Field-Cooled Magnetizations
- ISSN
- 1557-1939
- Abstract
- Ru1Sr2Gd1Cu2O8 and Sr2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O6 were synthesized using a solid-state reaction. X-ray diffraction showed that Ru 1Sr2Gd1Cu2O8 crystallized into the tetragonal Ru-1212 structure (space group P4/mmm), whereas the Sr 2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O6 had a monoclynic structure (space group P21/n). Sr2Yb 1Ru0.9Cu0.1O6 showed a possible magnetic transition (T m a g ) at 44 K with a superconducting transition temperature T c at 30 K. In contrast, Ru 1Sr2Gd1Cu2O8 showed a magnetic transition at 140 K with a T c at 25 K. The magnetization data for Sr2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O 6 suggests that this sample exhibits antiferromagnetic ordering in zero-field-cooled (ZFC) magnetization, whereas it reveals a weak ferromagnetic component during field-cooled (FC) cycles. In addition, larger diamagnetic signals were observed during FC cycle compared to the ZFC. These results suggest that the valence state of the Yb ion have a significant effect on the magnetic state of the Sr2Yb1Ru0.9Cu0.1O 6 superconductor. © 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York.
- Publisher
- Springer New York LLC
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Kwon, Yong Seung 화학물리학과
- Research Interests High Tc Superconductors and magnetic materials; Thermoelectric Materials
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