This invention discloses a quasi-cage-like lattice Fe₂Ge
single crystal exhibiting room-temperature anomalous
Hall effect and topological
Hall effect, and its growth method. The Fe₂Ge
single crystal has a quasi-cage-like
crystal structure, wherein magnetic Fe atoms are... ab The projections of the surfaces form a quasi-cage pattern. A
chemical vapor deposition method is employed, using halogens or
halogen compounds as transport agents, to grow the
crystal within a temperature range of 750 °C to 950 °C. The grown Fe₂Ge single crystals are bulky, possess a metallic luster, and have
millimeter-scale dimensions. These single crystals exhibit high-temperature
ferromagnetism, with an anomalous Hall
conductivity of no less than 488.50 Ω at
room temperature. ‑1 · cm ‑1 The topological Hall resistivity at
room temperature is not less than 0.35 μΩ·cm, which has great potential application value in spintronic devices such as
room temperature anomalous Hall sensors and magnetic sensors. Furthermore, the
crystal growth method disclosed in this invention has advantages such as simple growth equipment, low cost, and suitable growth temperature, making it suitable for industrial production.