Magnetic ordering in GdI2

Kasten, A.; Müller, Philipp; Schienle, Melanie

doi:10.1016/0038-1098(84)90352-1

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“…In fact GdI 2 has been shown to adopt the 2H-NbS 2 structure. 52 While no low-temperature trimerization is reported for GdI 2 , a ferromagnetic ordering is observed within the hexagonal layers below 313 K. 53 A weak trimerization would be consistent with this electronic localization. PrI 2 is also known to adopt both the 2H-and 3R-MoS 2 structures, again with no trimerization distortion reported.…”

Section: Construction Principles Derived From Simple Ax N Saltsmentioning

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Metal Halide Analogues of Chalcogenides: A Building Block Approach to the Rational Synthesis of Solid-State Materials

et al. 1998

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Principles of solid-state structure and bonding that relate metal-halide and metalchalcogenide materials are described through a comparison of binary AX n salts. Structural variation is rationalized by a comparison of the size and charge of the respective ions, the d-electron count of the cations, and the type of A-X, A-A, and X-X bonding interactions. These general bonding considerations are exploited for the construction of new metal-halide structure types that are patterned after known chalcogenide structures such as metal-halide analogues of silicates, aluminosilicates, phosphates, and phosphonates. ContentsIntroduction 1 Construction Principles Derived from Simple AX n Salts

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Metal Halide Analogues of Chalcogenides: A Building Block Approach to the Rational Synthesis of Solid-State Materials

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“…In "rst characterizations, GdI has been described as &&probably metallic'' (24), and ferromagnetically ordered at 313 K (25). The electrical resistance exhibits a broad maximum around 300 K before it decreases below approximately 240 K showing an activated behavior at low temperature (12).…”

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Giant Negative Magnetoresistance in GdI2: Prediction and Realization

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Kremer

et al. 1999

Journal of Solid State Chemistry

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“…A second crystal structure type that appears to be important is that of 2H-MoS 2 which is said to be adopted by a high-temperature modification of CeI 2 (see [11] in [26]), by PrI 2 -II [17] and by GdI 2 [23] (Fig. 2).…”

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