Magnetic Properties of Al-Doped Na0.7Co1-xAlxO2
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Doping, Materials science, Optoelectronics
References
- Anisotropic thermoelectric properties in layered cobaltite AxCoO2 (A=Sr and Ca) thin films
- 23Na NMR evidence for charge order and anomalous magnetism in NaxCoO2.
- Glassy ferromagnetism and magnetic phase separation in La1-xSrxCoO3
- Evidence for a low-spin to intermediate-spin state transition in LaCoO 3
- The metal–insulator transition in the strongly correlated layered compound NaγCoO2 induced by dilute Mn doping
- Impurity-induced transition and impurity-enhanced thermopower in the thermoelectric oxide NaCo 2 − x Cu x O 4
- Glassy Materials and Disordered Solids: An Introduction to Their Statistical Mechanics
- Structural transition in NaxCoO2 with x near 0.75 due to Na rearrangement
- Electronic correlations in CoO2, the parent compound of triangular cobaltates.
- Superconductivity in two-dimensional CoO2 layers
- Magnetic susceptibility study of hydrated and nonhydrated Na x CoO 2 ·y H 2 O single crystals
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