“…However, for the compound with the highest chromium content, Cr 3 As, an anomaly is observed in the temperature behavior of the magnetic susceptibility at 973 K. As the chromium content decreases, compounds with a complex magnetic structure are observed; however, naturally, the temperatures of magnetic transitions decrease. The Neel temperature for the sufficiently studied compounds Cr 2 As and CrAs [32][33][34][35][36][37][38] is approximately 430 and 280 K, respectively. Thus, the magnetic transition temperature for the compound with the highest arsenic content CrAs 2 can be expected to be close to 200 K. In this range, there are no sharp features in the behavior of the EPR spectrum, which usually accompany phase transitions.…”