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A local study of dynamic and static magnetism in the Kagomé bilayer compound Ba2Sn2ZnCr6.8Ga3.2O22

We present a survey of an NMR and μSR magnetic study of the so called ‘QS ferrite’ frustrated antiferromagnet Ba2Sn2ZnCr6.8Ga3.2O22 (BSZCGO(0.97)). We compare our results to the archetype of highly frustrated magnets, SrCr8.6Ga3.4O19 (SCGO(0.95)), which has a very similar Kagomé bilayer structure. These two compounds show a spin glass like transition at a temperature Tg, much lower than the Curie–Weiss temperature, despite a strong frustration of the Cr3+ (S = 3/2) Kagomé bilayer lattice. Although there is a large difference between these transition temperatures, , the evolution of the dynamics of the Cr3+ spins around Tg, as probed by μSR, is very similar in both samples, with a persistent dynamical magnetic ground state under . This suggests that the spin glass like state and the dynamical properties are closely linked. A brief report of our NMR results is also given, where a maximum in the Cr bilayer susceptibility is observed around 45 K, similar to SCGO (p), and the existence of new dilution independent defects is evidenced.