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Structural and magnetic characterisation of CoSb2O4, and the substitution of Pb2+ for Sb3+
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The nuclear and magnetic structures of the synthetic schafarzikite related material CoSb2O4 have been determined from neutron powder diffraction data. The compound is tetragonal (P4(2)/mbc) with refined lattice constants at 300 K of, a=8.49340(9) angstrom, c=5.92387(8) angstrom. The magnetic ordering is shown to be consistent with a C mode with moments aligned along [0 0 1]. Magnetic susceptibility measurements indicate a canted antiferromagnetic ground state, for which the ferromagnetic component shows unusually high coercivity. The thermal stability of CoSb2O4 in air is reported. The substitution of Pb2+ for Sb3+ has been investigated and found to cause oxidation of both Co2+ to Co3+ and Sb3+ to Sb5+. (C) 2012 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.