“…First, the analysis of the magnetic properties in ionic intercalation compounds is quantitative, because the orbital momentum is quenched, and the magnetic moment of the ions is reduced to the spin-only value, whether the materials are lamellar like in the present case [36] or olivine compounds [41]. This holds true for ions in the high-spin state of the 3(d 7 ) configuration such as Fe 2+ [41] or the Ni 4+ case met in the present work [20,35,36]. This is also true for the Mn 4+ ion in the 3(d 3 ) configuration [20,26,35,36].…”