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DOI: 10.1080/00150197808237280
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New seignettomagnets with perovskite structure

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“…has been published elsewhere. [20][21][22] It has been reported that these compounds crystallize in the Fm3 ˉm cubic space group with the parameter 2a p (where a p ∼ 4 Å is the lattice constant of the ABO 3 cubic perovskite). Concerning the magnetic properties of these compounds, it was assumed that several members of the Pb 2 MReO 6 series (M = Fe and Ni) are ferrimagnetic, while Pb 2 CoReO 6 shows antiferromagnetic properties.…”
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“…has been published elsewhere. [20][21][22] It has been reported that these compounds crystallize in the Fm3 ˉm cubic space group with the parameter 2a p (where a p ∼ 4 Å is the lattice constant of the ABO 3 cubic perovskite). Concerning the magnetic properties of these compounds, it was assumed that several members of the Pb 2 MReO 6 series (M = Fe and Ni) are ferrimagnetic, while Pb 2 CoReO 6 shows antiferromagnetic properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concerning the magnetic properties of these compounds, it was assumed that several members of the Pb 2 MReO 6 series (M = Fe and Ni) are ferrimagnetic, while Pb 2 CoReO 6 shows antiferromagnetic properties. 21 However neither gathering further details of their crystal structure nor magnetic characterization were performed at that time. Recently, the ferrimagnetic behavior of Pb 2 FeReO 6 (T C = 420 K) which also seems to be a semiconductor was confirmed.…”
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