Abstract
Single crystals of FexTaS2 (x≈0.28) are metallic, ferromagnetic (Tc=73±5 °K), and have a large coercive force of 55 kOe at 4.2 °K. Mössbauer measurements show the iron to be high-spin Fe2+, with a distribution of hyperfine fields at low temperatures. Electron microscopic observations, together with these results, suggest the presence of iron clusters.
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