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    Substance: Hematite (-Fe O) Property: Magnetic Properties

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    Hematite (α-Fe2O3) is a magnetic material that undergoes a low-temperature magnetic transition at 260K. Below 260K, the Fe3+ spins are directed along the [111] axis and paired across shared octahedral faces. Above 260K, the spins become localized in (111) sheets directed toward three nearest neighbors, with a weak ferromagnetic moment along the [111] axis. The Néel temperature is approximately 960K, and the paramagnetic Curie temperature is -2940K.

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    Hematite (α-Fe2O3) is a magnetic material that undergoes a low-temperature magnetic transition at 260K. Below 260K, the Fe3+ spins are directed along the [111] axis and paired across shared octahedral faces. Above 260K, the spins become localized in (111) sheets directed toward three nearest neighbors, with a weak ferromagnetic moment along the [111] axis. The Néel temperature is approximately 960K, and the paramagnetic Curie temperature is -2940K.

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    Hematite (α-Fe2O3) is a magnetic material that undergoes a low-temperature magnetic transition at 260K. Below 260K, the Fe3+ spins are directed along the [111] axis and paired across shared octahedral faces. Above 260K, the spins become localized in (111) sheets directed toward three nearest neighbors, with a weak ferromagnetic moment along the [111] axis. The Néel temperature is approximately 960K, and the paramagnetic Curie temperature is -2940K.

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    Hematite (α-Fe2O3) is a magnetic material that undergoes a low-temperature magnetic transition at 260K. Below 260K, the Fe3+ spins are directed along the [111] axis and paired across shared octahedral faces. Above 260K, the spins become localized in (111) sheets directed toward three nearest neighbors, with a weak ferromagnetic moment along the [111] axis. The Néel temperature is approximately 960K, and the paramagnetic Curie temperature is -2940K.

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    substance: hematite (-Fe2O3)

    property: magnetic properties


    Low temperature magnetic transition : 260 K (Morin temperature).
    T 260 K: The magnetic arrangement has Fe3+ spins directed along the [ 1 1 1 ] axis and paired across the shared
    octahedral face.
    T 260 K: The spins become essentially localized in (111) sheets directed towards the three nearest neighbours.
    However, the spins have canted slightly out of the plane, giving rise to a weak ferromagnetic moment along the
    [ 1 1 1 ] axis (Fig. 1).
    spin-wave spectrum: Fig. 2.
    exchange parameters (see preceding document) (Ji given as J/k in K)
    J1 (J12) 6.0 Ji, Jij' are defined in [70S] 70S
    5.86 78K
    J2 (J23') 1.6 70S
    0.99 78K
    J3 (J34') 29.7 70S
    37.3 78K
    J4 (J24') 23.2 70S
    23.2 78K
    Nel temperature
    TN 947...969 K 78K
    955 K heat capacity anomaly over 3 K 75G
    963 K Moessbauer spectrum 77N
    960 K Moessbauer spectrum 64I
    950(10) K 65K
    968 K 69S
    The two-magnon spectrum gives a peak at 1380 cm1 [75H].
    Magnetic ordering shows a very long short-range-order tail (Fig. 3) [75G]. Long-range order also shown in Fig.
    3, see also [66W].
    paramagnetic Curie temperature: p = 2940 K at temperatures well above TN [51G].

    entropy of transition at TN: 32.4 J K1 mol1 [75G]; close to value expected for randomistion of spin 5/2.
    References:
    51G Guillaud, C.: J. Phys. Radium 12 (1951) 490.
    63T Tasaki, A., Iida, S.: J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 18 (1963) 1148.
    64I Iserentaut, C. M., Robbrecht, G. G., Dodo, P. T.: Phys. Lett. 11 (1964) 14.
    65K Kren, E., Szabo, P., Konzos, G.: Phys. Lett. 19 (1965) 103.
    66W van der Woude, F.: Phys. Status Solidi 17 (1966) 419.
    69S Scharenberg, W.: Ber. Kernforschungsanlage Juelich, Jul-611-RX (1969) 1.
    70S Samuelson, E. J., Shirane, G.: Phys. Status Solidi 42 (1970) 241.
    75G Grenvold, F., Samuelsen, E. J.: J. Phys. Chem. Solids 36 (1975) 249.
    75H Hart, T. R., Adams, S. B., Temkin, H.: Proc. Int. Conf on "Light Scattering in Solids", ed. 1975, 259.
    77N Neskovic, N. B., Babic, R., Konstantinovic, J.: Phys. Status Solidi (a) 41 (1977) K133.
    78B Balberg, I., Pinch, H. L.: J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 7 (1978) 12.
    78K Kowalska, A., Stoniowska, B.: Acta Physiol. Pol. A54 (1978) 679.
    Fig. 1.
    Fe2O3. Magnetic susceptibility (g) and weak ferromagnetic spontaneous specific magnetization (0) vs.
    temperature [63T]. , g [ 1 1 1 ].
    Fig. 2.
    Fe2O3. Spin wave spectrum at 240 K. A part of the Brillouin zone is shown in the upper right corner [70S].
    Fig. 3.
    Fe2O3. Short and long-range magnetic order for Fe2O3. Full curve: long-range order, defined as M/M0 where M
    is the sublattice magnetization and M0 the saturation sublattice magnetization (from neutron scattering). Hatched
    curve: short-range magnetic order parameter, p, defined as <S0xS1x + S0yS1y + S0zS1z >/S(S+1) where S0 is the
    spin on the central ion and S1 the spin on the ions in the first ion-shell surrounding the central ion. This
    parameter can be obtained from the heat capacity [75G].

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