Abstract
We report the systematic study of structural, magnetic and electrical transport properties of (x = 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3) pyrochlore iridates. The chemical doping enhances electrical conductivity and antiferromagnetic correlation substantially. The replacement of non-magnetic ion with non-magnetic in tends to reduce the octahedral distortion thus enhancing the antiferromagnetic correlation. Raman spectroscopy shows that the bond contract slightly and the bond turn longer as disorder and phononic oscillation are reduced with doping, leading to wider bands, which enhances the electrical conductivity. Additionally, the enhancement in electrical conductivity and antiferromagnetic correlation with doping is attributed to the hybridization between the / orbital with orbital as a result of enhancement in bond angle and contraction in bond length.
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