2005
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.200500295
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Eine neue, hexagonale Modifikation von AgNiO2

Abstract: AgNiO 2 was prepared from a preoxidized coprecipitate of Ag 2 O and Ni(OH) 2 followed by keeping at 550°C under an oxygen pressure of 130 MPa. According to the powder and single crystal X-ray analysis of the crystal structure (P6 3 /mmc, Z ϭ 2, a ϭ b ϭ 2.93653 (3), c ϭ 12.2369(1) Å ), a new 2H-polytype of AgNiO 2 had formed. Qualitatively, the magnetic properties correspond to those Im Delafossit-Typ kristallisierende ternäre Oxide haben eine unterschiedlich stark ausgeprägte Tendenz zur Ausbildung von Stapelv… Show more

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“…The material is therefore metallic throughout the charge-ordered phase, which contrasts with the situation in nonfrustrated perovskite nickelates [12,13], RNiO 3 , where charge order invariably leads to an insulating behavior. The high values of the electrical resistivity and its anomalous temperature dependence in AgNiO 2 [14][15][16][17], however, indicate bad metallic behavior, also supported by the observation of a large pseudogap in photoemission experiments [18], an anomalous Seebeck coefficient [14,15], and a large specific-heat coefficient [19].…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…The material is therefore metallic throughout the charge-ordered phase, which contrasts with the situation in nonfrustrated perovskite nickelates [12,13], RNiO 3 , where charge order invariably leads to an insulating behavior. The high values of the electrical resistivity and its anomalous temperature dependence in AgNiO 2 [14][15][16][17], however, indicate bad metallic behavior, also supported by the observation of a large pseudogap in photoemission experiments [18], an anomalous Seebeck coefficient [14,15], and a large specific-heat coefficient [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…To make a quantitative comparison with the measured Curie-Weiss susceptibility [10,16,17], we report in …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24] In addition to these insulating materials, recently, a new metallic compound AgNiO 2 was synthesized. 7,25) It shows a structural transition associated with a √ 3 × √ 3 charge ordering at 365K and antiferromagnetic transition at 20K. 26,27) The system remains metallic down to the lowest T .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Most experimental and theoretical studies of frustrated magnetism have focused on insulating systems, but there are interesting examples of phenomena in metallic systems where frustration is believed to play a crucial role, such as heavy fermion physics in the spinel LiV 2 O 4 [2] and the metallic spinliquid state in the pyrochlore Pr 2 Ir 2 O 7 [3]. In this context, the layered delafossites AgNiO 2 [4] and Ag 2 NiO 2 [5] provide model systems for studying the interplay of metallic electrons and local-moment magnetism on a geometrically frustrated lattice.…”
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“…For this study, we used hexagonal-shaped single crystals (typical size ∼70×70×0.1 μm 3 ) grown under high oxygen pressure [4]. We performed a series of torque measurements (on more than 10 single crystals) using piezoresistive, selfsensing cantilevers, at low temperatures (0.3 K) both in static magnetic fields (up to 18 T in Oxford and Bristol, 33 T at the HFML in Nijmegen) and in pulsed fields (up to 55 T at the LNCMP, Toulouse and up to 90 T at NHMFL in Los Alamos).…”
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