Melting of Pb Charge Glass and Simultaneous Pb-Cr Charge Transfer in PbCrO3 as the Origin of Volume Collapse

Runze Yu; Hajime Hojo; Tetsu Watanuki; Masaichiro Mizumaki; Takashi Mizokawa; Kengo Oka; Hyunjeong Kim; Akihiko Machida; Kouji Sakaki; Yumiko Nakamura; Akane Agui; Daisuke Mori; Yoshiyuki Inaguma; Martin Schlipf; Konstantin Z. Rushchanskii; Marjana Ležaić; Masaaki Matsuda; Jie Ma; Stuart Calder; Masahiko Isobe; Yuichi Ikuhara; Masaki Azuma

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Melting of Pb Charge Glass and Simultaneous Pb-Cr Charge Transfer in PbCrO₃ as the Origin of Volume Collapse

Runze Yu
, Hajime Hojo
, Tetsu Watanuki
, Masaichiro Mizumaki
, Takashi Mizokawa
, Kengo Oka
, Hyunjeong Kim
, Akihiko Machida
, Kouji Sakaki
, Yumiko Nakamura
, Akane Agui
, Daisuke Mori
, Yoshiyuki Inaguma
, Martin Schlipf
, Konstantin Z. Rushchanskii
, Marjana Ležaić
, Masaaki Matsuda
, Jie Ma
, Stuart Calder
, Masahiko Isobe

Yuichi Ikuhara, Masaki Azuma

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Abstract

A metal to insulator transition in integer or half integer charge systems can be regarded as crystallization of charges. The insulating state tends to have a glassy nature when randomness or geometrical frustration exists. We report that the charge glass state is realized in a perovskite compound PbCrO₃, which has been known for almost 50 years, without any obvious inhomogeneity or triangular arrangement in the charge system. PbCrO₃ has a valence state of Pb²⁺_0.5Pb⁴⁺_0.5Cr³⁺O₃ with Pb²⁺-Pb⁴⁺ correlation length of three lattice-spacings at ambient condition. A pressure induced melting of charge glass and simultaneous Pb-Cr charge transfer causes an insulator to metal transition and ∼10% volume collapse.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	12719-12728
Number of pages	10
Journal	Journal of the American Chemical Society
Volume	137
Issue number	39
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.5b08216
State	Published - Oct 7 2015

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Yu, R., Hojo, H., Watanuki, T., Mizumaki, M., Mizokawa, T., Oka, K., Kim, H., Machida, A., Sakaki, K., Nakamura, Y., Agui, A., Mori, D., Inaguma, Y., Schlipf, M., Rushchanskii, K. Z., Ležaić, M., Matsuda, M., Ma, J., Calder, S., ... Azuma, M. (2015). Melting of Pb Charge Glass and Simultaneous Pb-Cr Charge Transfer in PbCrO₃ as the Origin of Volume Collapse. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 137(39), 12719-12728. https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.5b08216

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