Chenfei Shi , Zhaodi Lin , Qiyuan Liu , Junai Lyu , Xiaofan Xu , Baojuan Kang , Jin-Hu Yang , Yi Liu , Jian Zhang , Shixun Cao , Jin-Ke Bao
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Abstract
We report the synthesis of Lu0.75Fe6Sn6 single crystals with a Fe-kagome lattice using a self-flux method. The crystal structure, magnetic, thermodynamic and electrical transport properties were investigated. Structure refinement reveals that Lu0.75Fe6Sn6 has a HfFe6Ge6-type structure as the major framework intergrown with a CoSn-type structure, leading to a vacancy of 25 % on the Lu-site and disorder on the Sn-site. It exhibits a significant magnetic anisotropy with weak ferromagnetism in the ab-plane below 40 K and antiferromagnetic behavior along the c-axis. The weak ferromagnetism is due to the canted antiferromagnetism with magnetic moment deviating from the c-axis to the ab-plane. Besides, an anisotropic non-saturated linear magnetoresistance is also observed in Lu0.75Fe6Sn6, probably resulting from the structural disorder in the sample.
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