Abstract
High-purity samples of potassium trifluoroargentate(II), KAgF3, have been obtained via a novel synthetic pathway. This compound is found to exhibit an order-disorder phase transition around 230 K. Susceptibility measurements indicate that KAgF3 exhibits strong antiferromagnetic (AFM) coupling reminiscent of that found in copper(II) oxides.
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