A-Site Ordered Quadruple Perovskite Oxides: Structures, Properties and Prospects
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摘要: A位有序四重钙钛矿氧化物
$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_4 O^{\;}_{12} $ 具有丰富的物理性质和优异的材料性能,是当今凝聚态物理和材料科学的重要研究对象。相较于简单的ABO3型钙钛矿,在A位有序四重钙钛矿氧化物中,3/4的A位离子被过渡金属离子A′所取代,形成了1∶3的A/A′有序结构。因此,A位有序四重钙钛矿氧化物中的磁-电相互作用不再局限于B位子晶格内部,新颖的A′-A′、A′-B等磁-电相互作用也随之产生,从而展现出许多新现象和新物理机制,并为未来的实际应用提供了材料基础。围绕几种具有代表性的A位有序四重钙钛矿氧化物,回顾其研究脉络,对其晶体结构、物理性质和内在机理进行简单介绍,并对这类材料体系的研究方向和应用前景做出一些展望。Abstract: A-site ordered quadruple perovskite oxides with a formula as$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_4 O^{\;}_{12}$ exhibit multiple physical properties and superior performances, thus act as important subjects of current condensed matter physics and material science. Compared to the simple ABO3 perovskite, in the A-site ordered quadruple perovskite three quarters of the A atoms are replaced by transition metal Aʹ, forming ordered A/Aʹ occupancy with a 1∶3 ratio. As a result, the electric and magnetic interactions such as Aʹ-Aʹ and Aʹ-B can occur, leading to novel phenomena and new physics. Here we focus on several representative A-site ordered quadruple perovskites, recall their researches, briefly introduce their structures, physical properties and inner mechanisms, and discuss the opportunities for both fundamental studies and potential applications.-
Key words:
- high-pressure synthesis /
- perovskite oxide /
- dielectricity /
- charge order /
- multiferroics /
- half metal
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图 1 (a)
$\rm ABO^{\;}_3 $ 型钙钛矿、(b) A位有序四重钙钛矿$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_4 O^{\;}_{12} $ 和(c) A位有序四重钙钛矿$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_2 B'_2 O^{\;}_{12} $ 的结构示意图Figure 1. Schematic crystal structures of (a)
$\rm ABO^{\;}_3 $ perovskite, A-site ordered perovskites (b)$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_4 O^{\;}_{12} $ and (c)$\rm AA'_3 B^{\;}_2 B'_2 O^{\;}_{12} $ 图 2 (a) Aʹ的氧配位示意图(黄色表示Aʹ离子,红色表示O离子,颜色由深至浅表示Aʹ―O键长由短至长),(b) AʹO4平面四边形晶体场示意图(10Dq为d轨道(t2g、eg)的劈裂,Δt2g、Δeg分别为t2g(xy、xz、yz)和eg(x2–y2、z2–r2)轨道的劈裂),(c) BO6八面体的倾斜(蓝色表示B离子,红色表示O离子)
Figure 2. (a) Coordination of the Aʹ site, the Aʹ ion is displayed in yellow, the O anions are displayed in red, and the different colors of O indicate the different Aʹ―O bond lengths; (b) crystal field of AʹO4 square planar, the 10Dq represents the split of the d orbit (t2g, eg), the Δt2g and Δeg represent the split of the t2g (xy, xz, yz) and eg (x2–y2, z2–r2) orbits, respectively; (c) tilt of the BO6 octahedra, the B ions are displayed in blue, and the O anions are displayed in red
图 3 (a) CaCu3Ti4O12的εʹ和tan δ随温度的变化关系(2条曲线分别为2个样品的测试数据)[27];(b) 不同频率下εʹ、tan δ和ω0随温度的变化关系[27];(c) εʹ随频率的变化关系;(d) 弛豫时间(τ)随温度的变化关系(10 K的τ为预测值)[29]
Figure 3. (a) Temperature-dependent εʹ and tan δ of two CaCu3Ti4O12 samples[27]; (b) temperature-dependent εʹ, tan δ and ω0 at selected frequencies[27]; (c) frequency-dependent εʹ of CaCu3Ti4O12 and (d) the relaxation time (τ) as a function of 1/T, the legend also gives the estimated τ at 10 K[29]
图 6 LaCu3Fe4O12在TN=393 K的多种转变:(a) Cu―O键、Fe―O键的键长随温度的变化关系;(b) 体积随温度的变化关系;(c) 穆斯堡尔(Mössbauer)谱的光吸收随运动速度的变化关系;(d) 磁化率(χ)和电阻率(ρ)随温度的变化曲线(插图为磁矩M随温度的变化曲线)[7]
Figure 6. Multiple transitions of LaCu3Fe4O12 at TN=393 K: (a) temperature-dependent Cu―O and Fe―O bond lengths; (b) temperature-dependent negative thermal expansion; (c) Mössbauer spectra, the velocity-dependent absorption; (d) temperature-dependent magnetic susceptibility (χ) and resistivity (ρ), the inset displays the temperature-dependent magnetization (M)[7]
图 7 (a) LnCu3Fe4O12的电荷有序形式总览;(b) LnCu3Fe4O12在相变温度附近的体积随温度的变化曲线;(c) Ln和Fe的键合状态(d为价键求和(bond valence sum,BVS)计算得到的价态与自由离子价态之差,d < 0表示欠键合,d > 0表示过键合)[61]
Figure 7. (a) An overview of charge order of LnCu3Fe4O12; (b) temperature-dependent volume of LnCu3Fe4O12; (c) correlation between dLn and dFe (d is the difference between bond valence sum (BVS) and ionic valence state. d < 0 indicates underbonding and d > 0 indicates overbonding.)[61]
图 8 (a) ACu3Fe4O12体系电荷有序能级示意图[62];(b) 当体积为原体积的102%、100%、96%、90%、88%、80%、78%时的电荷分布(不同颜色表示不同位置电荷相对密度差异Δn(r))[63]
Figure 8. (a) Schematic diagram of charge order in the ACu3Fe4O12 compounds[62]; (b) computed charge densities for volumes of 102%, 100%, 96%, 90%, 88%, 80% and 78%, the colors represent the charge density differences Δn(r)[63]
图 19 LaCu3Fe2Re2O12的 (a) 磁化率随温度的变化曲线、(b) 磁化强度随磁场的变化曲线、(c) 能带计算结果以及 (d) 半金属综合性能指标η与其他半金属氧化物的比较[101]
Figure 19. (a) Temperature-dependent magnetic susceptibility, (b) field-dependent magnetization, (c) calculated band structure from first principles and (d) overall performance factor η of LaCu3Fe2Re2O12 (The η values of some selected half-metallic oxides are displayed for comparison.)[101]
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