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EXAFS study of LiV2O4 under high pressure

The EXAFS analysis of LiV2O4, under pressure, is discussed. Subtle changes observable above 13 GPa suggest that a charge-ordering state is induced at high pressure. This state is probably similar to the one recently discussed by Katsufuji and coworkers [T. Katsufuji et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 96 086046 (2006).] for a similar compound, which proposed the formation of “vanadium molecules” in a geometrically frustrated crystal.