1998
DOI: 10.1063/1.593667
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Magnetic transformations in reentrant region of the x–T diagram of Li0.5Fe2.5−xGaxO4 spin-glass system

Abstract: Reentrant spinels Li0.5Fe2.5−xGaxO4 with x=0.9 and 1.2 display peaks on the temperature dependences of heat capacity C at T1=13.4 K (x=0.9) and 14.2 K (x=1.2) respectively, which are typical of a first-order phase transition. This transition is identified with the transformation of the collinear ferrimagnetic structure into a noncollinear structure preceding on the temperature scale the state of ferrimagnetic spin glass existing in the temperature range 0 K⩽T⩽Tf, where transition temperatures Tf are 9 K (x=0.9… Show more

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“…9. We note that a third first-order phase transition quite likely exists in reentrant magnets in the temperature region T f ϽTϽT C , as we observed previously 14,15 in the the spin-glass system Li 0.5 Fe 2.5Ϫx Ga x O 4 .…”
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“…9. We note that a third first-order phase transition quite likely exists in reentrant magnets in the temperature region T f ϽTϽT C , as we observed previously 14,15 in the the spin-glass system Li 0.5 Fe 2.5Ϫx Ga x O 4 .…”
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“…Clearly the phonon contribution to the specific heat has about the same value in both samples and in the temperature interval under study is probably proportional to T 3 . At low temperatures the magnetic contribution is ordinarily larger than the lattice contribution; 8,14,16 the magnetic contributions in samples with different In 3ϩ concentrations can in principle have not only different values but also different temperature trends. For a qualitative check of this, Fig.…”
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