Structure and properties of alkali cobalt double oxides A(0.6)CoO(2) (A = Li, Na, and K)

Lamellar A(x)CoO(2) cobalt double oxides with A = Li, Na, and K (x approximately 0.6) have been synthesized and their chemical (alkali content, oxidation state, and structure) and physical (resistivity, thermopower, magnetization, and specific heat) properties have been studied. All the three materi...

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