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Magnetism and the absence of superconductivity in the praseodymium-silicon system doped with carbon and boron
Authors
MA Alario-Franco
AC Basaran
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J De La Venta
Z Fisk
JM Gallardo-Amores
T Grant
JG Ramirez
IK Schuller
Publication date
1 August 2013
Publisher
eScholarship, University of California
Abstract
We searched for new structural, magnetic and superconductivity phases in the Pr-Si system using high-pressure high-temperature and arc melting syntheses. Both high and low Si concentration areas of the phase diagram were explored. Although a similar approach in the La-Si system produced new stable superconducting phases, in the Pr-Si system we did not find any new superconductors. At low Si concentrations, the arc-melted samples were doped with C or B. It was found that addition of C gave rise to multiple previously unknown ferromagnetic phases. Furthermore, X-ray refinement of the undoped samples confirmed the existence of the so far elusive Pr3Si 2 phase. © 2013 Elsevier B.V
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