The crystal structure of uranium pentabromide by powder neutron diffraction

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For all the Rare-Earth (R) the R2In form in the same crystal structure (P63/mmc). These compounds show a great variety of magnetic behaviors. When the temperature decreases, the magnetic susceptibility of Er2InTb2In and Gd2In increases, passes through a maximum then decreases. For Gd2In this behavior was associated with change from a paramagnetic to a ferromagnetic then to an antiferromagnetic state. We have performed magnetic, transport (Tb, Er), Mössbauer spectroscopy (Er) and powder neutron diffraction experiments (Gd, Tb, Er) on these compounds. Unlike Gd2In the resistivity of Tb2In and Er2In does not reveal any anomaly at the temperature where the susceptibility begins to decrease and the Tb2In and Er2In magnetizations show the same behavior at all temperatures in the ordered region. Neutron diffraction experiments reveal ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic structures at low temperature.


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