Abstract
A layered Cu-Cr-S structure composed of single-crystal CuCrS2 layers and thin CuCr2S4 plates embedded in them has been investigated by the magnetic resonance and scanning electron microscopy methods. The Curie temperature and saturation magnetization of the spinel phase of the investigated samples have been determined. The thickness of the CuCr2S4 layers has been estimated. The dependence of the growncrystal topology on synthesis conditions has been established. An interpretation of the anomalous behavior of the magnetostatic oscillation intensity is offered.
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