Observation of a magnetic state in the organic superconductor (TMTSF) 2ClO4 : influence of the cooling rate
Résumé
A magnetic state is observed below ∼ 3.5 K in the organic superconductor (TMTSF)2ClO4 just above the superconducting transition (Tc ∼ 1 K). This state is obtained by fast cooling with a rate of ∼ 25 K/min. and evidenced by 77Se and 1H-NMR intensity and relaxation measurements. The onset temperature is nearly field-independent between 10 and 65 kOe. In the same sample, slow cooling suppresses the magnetism to at least below 1.3 K. The heat cycle effects are fully reproducible. The results imply that fast cooling freezes in lattice disorder which depresses superconductivity and therefore leave room for the competing magnetic phase. A small hydrostatic pressure also depresses the magnetism
Mots clés
cooling
magnetic transition temperature
NMR line breadth
nuclear spin lattice relaxation
organic compounds
proton magnetic resonance
type II superconductors
magnetic state
organic superconductor
TMTSF sub 2 ClO sub 4
cooling rate
superconducting transition
sup 77 Se
sup 1 H
NMR
relaxation
onset temperature
heat cycle effects
lattice disorder
hydrostatic pressure
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