“…Similarly, Fe, Co, and Cr-doped ZnSe in the form of diluted magnetic semiconductors [5] and some binary materials which consist of transition metals such as TiTe and MnAs [6], [7], [8] possess half-metallic properties. Interestingly, some binary alloys without a transition element, as seen in MC (C = Ca, Sr, and Ba) and MS (M = Li, Na, K, and Cs) [9], [10], [11] are some materials known to be half-metals as well as potential ternary cubic alloys [12], [13]. It is believed that amongst these half-metallic ferromagnets, the alloys lacking transition elements seems more suitable in spintronics applications because of the possibility of having high Curie temperatures [14], [15].…”