Novel compounds Bi2Ni(SeO3)4 and Bi2Ni(SeO3)4·2H2O with cubic-like magnetic lattice and intriguing magnetic behavior
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Two novel compounds Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4 and Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4·2H 2 O were synthesized by hydrothermal method and their crystal structures were solved via single crystal diffraction. The magnetic Ni 2+ ions are arranged in a cubic-like mode, while both Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4 and Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4·2H 2O exhibit magnetic frustration. Notably, the magnetic measurement shows that Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4 has a Weiss temperature of −21 K but does not exhibit any magnetic ordering down to 2 K. This study provides a scheme for realizing magnetic frustration with compounds of cubic-like magnetic lattice. In the future, it is intriguing to uncover the ground magnetic state of Bi 2Ni(SeO 3) 4.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Condensed Matter Physics · High-pressure geophysics and materials · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
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