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Cite Journal: Journal of Applied Physics |  Publication Date: Mar 15, 1984 |
 Citations: 2 |
Affiliation: Temple University
The Néel temperatures of Ce1−xYxIn3 samples are determined by both susceptibility and resistivity. The substitution of Y for Ce drives TN to zero at x∼0.4, due to increased Kondo scattering. For x>0.6 both susceptibility and resistivity suggest that the Ce ions are mixed valent.
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