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  • 2011Single-crystal study on the heavy-fermion antiferromagnet UZn121citations
  • 2003Magnetic properties of UFe5Sn single crystals3citations
  • 2000Evolution of magnetism in the UFexAl12-x intermetallic series8citations

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  • De Visser, Anne
  • Gonçalves, A. P.
  • Kaczorowski, D.
  • Godinho, M.
  • Gnida, D.
  • Estrela, P.
  • Catarino, I.
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  • Goncalves, Ap
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Magnetic properties of UFe5Sn single crystals

  • Goncalves, Ap
  • Catarino, Isabel
  • Waerenborgh, Jc
  • Godinho, M.
  • Noel, H.
  • Bonfait, G.
  • Almeida, M.
Abstract

Millimetre-size UFe5Sn single crystals were grown by the top seed solution growth method and characterized by magnetization, Fe-57 Mossbauer spectroscopy and specific heat measurements in order to study the magnetic transitions detected in powder samples at 248 and 178 K. The magnetization measurements show different behaviour along the three crystallographic directions but with similar values of spontaneous magnetization along a and c. The transition at 248 K is associated with ferromagnetic ordering of iron moments along the c-axis, while the transition at lower temperature is associated with a reorientation towards b. Mossbauer data show that this reorientation is concomitant to the ordering of the Fe2 sites, which in a large proportion remain paramagnetic between the two transition temperatures. Specific heat measurements are consistent with the establishment of magnetic ordering at 248 K, followed by a spin reorientation at 178 K, yielding gamma(0 K) congruent to 140 mJ/(mol K-2) and theta congruent to 290 K for UFe5Sn.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • single crystal
  • iron
  • magnetization
  • specific heat