Pressure-induced tuning of the triangular-honeycomb structure of ferroelectric quantum spin liquid candidate, TbInO₃

Christopher J. Ridley; Aly H. Abdeldaim; Craig L. Bull; Katherine Tustain; Lucy Clark

doi:10.1039/d5dt01863c

January 1, 2025Dalton TransactionsOpen Access

Pressure-induced tuning of the triangular-honeycomb structure of ferroelectric quantum spin liquid candidate, TbInO₃

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The quantum spin liquid candidate TbInO3 retains hexagonal symmetry under up to 5.75 GPa of pressure.
Neutron powder diffraction measurements shed light on the pressure-induced tuning of the material's structure.
The triangular-honeycomb structure is maintained despite significant pressure changes.
These findings may advance understanding of quantum materials with ferroelectric properties.

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Neutron powder diffraction reveals pressure effects on triangular-honeycomb quantum spin liquid, suggesting stability in hexagonal symmetry.

Abstract

The pressure response of the triangular-honeycomb-structured quantum spin liquid candidate, TbInO 3 , has been determined via neutron powder diffraction up to 5.75(5) GPa. The system retains hexagonal symmetry up to the...

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Pressure-induced tuning of the triangular-honeycomb structure of ferroelectric quantum spin liquid candidate, TbInO₃

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Pressure-induced tuning of the triangular-honeycomb structure of ferroelectric quantum spin liquid candidate, TbInO₃

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