Magnetische Untersuchungen an sortierten Gasen

Aharoni, Joseph; Simon, Franz

doi:10.1515/zpch-1929-0413

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“…Similar systems which have been studied are palladium-hydrogen (1,54,122,159,188,193), carbon-bromine (122), silica-bromine (122), and chabasiteoxygen (122).…”

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Magnetism and Catalysis.

Selwood¹

1946

Chem. Rev.

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“…Similar systems which have been studied are palladium-hydrogen (1,54,122,159,188,193), carbon-bromine (122), silica-bromine (122), and chabasiteoxygen (122).…”

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“…The quantity d/H = Fig. 1. Hysteresis curve showing dependence of induced magnetism on field strength for a ferromagnetic substance is called the magnetic susceptibility per unit volume, and /d = where d is the density, is the magnetic susceptibility per unit mass.…”

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Magnetism and Catalysis.

Selwood¹

1946

Chem. Rev.

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“…The temperature range of the "gaseous" state was effectively extended by absorbing the molecules on charcoal (13), or in chabazite, a complex calcium aluminum silicate. This contains free water molecules that can be driven off by healing, leaving holes into which oxygen molecules can enter (14).…”

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Paramagnetism, Before Magnetic Resonance

Bleaney¹

1998

Foundations of Modern EPR

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Measurements have also been made on oxygen adsorbed on charcoal (Aharoni & Simon 1929) though only a t one temperature (77° K). The susceptibility was less than th a t calculated for free oxygen, suggesting th a t here too interaction effects are im portant.

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The magnetic susceptibility of oxygen in a clathrate compound

1954

Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A

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The magnetic susceptibility of oxygen enclosed in a β-quinol clathrate compound has been measured at temperatures from 1 to 20° K. Its behaviour is compared with that calculated for a gas of non-interacting oxygen molecules over the same range of temperature. At high temperatures such a gas would obey Curie’s law, but owing to the restriction to odd values of rotational quantum number, the susceptibility of a gas of 16 O 16 O molecules would depart from Curie’s law at temperatures below 10° K. It is found that at temperatures above 2°K the susceptibility of the oxygen in the clathrate compound agrees within the experimental error with the calculated susceptibility. Below 2°K, however, they do not agree, nor is any difference observed between oxygen of normal isotopic constitution and oxygen enriched to 11 % in 16 O 18 O, whereas the magnetic susceptibility calculated for an enriched specimen of the free gas would differ appreciably from that of the normal gas at temperatures below 2°K.

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Magnetische Untersuchungen an sortierten Gasen

Cited by 31 publications

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Magnetism and Catalysis.

Magnetism and Catalysis.

Paramagnetism, Before Magnetic Resonance

The magnetic susceptibility of oxygen in a clathrate compound

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