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Ferromagnetism in Fe-doped Ba6Ge25 chiral clathrate

Li et al., 2003

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Li Y
Ross J
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We have synthesized a Ba6Ge25 clathrate, substituting 3 Ge per formula unit by Fe. This chiral clathrate has Ge sites forming a framework of closed cages and helical tunnel networks. Fe atoms randomly occupy these sites, and exhibit high-spin magnetic moments …
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