Magnetic structure of solid oxygen

M. F. Collins

Proceedings of the Physical Society · 1966 · 94 citations · 4 references

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Abstract

Neutron powder patterns of solid α- and β-oxygen have been taken. Comparison with x-ray and electron-diffraction patterns shows that α-oxygen is antiferromagnetic whilst β-oxygen is not. For the β phase there is strong evidence from the present neutron-diffraction data and from susceptibility measurements that the magnetic moments are not randomly aligned but that they exhibit shortrange antiferromagnetic order.

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