Part C: Hexagonal Ferrites. Special Lanthanide and Actinide Compounds

5.1 Quantities and units....Pages 1-5
5.2 List of symbols and abbreviations....Pages 5-5
5.5 Paramagnetic properties of ferrites with hexagonal crystal structure....Pages 6-6
5.6.1 Survey of the chemical substitution in the M structure and room temperature lattice constants....Pages 7-9
5.6.3 Mössbauer spectra, saturation magnetization and Curie temperature....Pages 10-13
5.6.5 Magneto-crystalline anisotropy....Pages 14-16
5.6.6 Hysteresis properties....Pages 16-17
5.6.7 High-frequency magnetic properties....Pages 17-19
5.6.8 Magnetic domains....Pages 19-20
5.7.1 Survey of chemical substitutions in the W structure....Pages 20-20
5.7.3 Saturation magnetization. Curie temperature and Mössbauer spectra....Pages 21-22
5.7.7 High-frequency magnetic properties....Pages 23-23
5.8.1 Survey of chemical substitutions in the Y structure....Pages 24-25
5.8.4.1 Magneto-crystalline anisotropy derived from static measurements....Pages 25-25
5.8.4.2 Magneto-crystalline anisotropy field derived from ferromagnetic resonance frequency....Pages 26-27
5.8.5 Hysteresis properties....Pages 27-28
5.8.6.1 Magnetic spectrum of the initial permeability....Pages 28-28
5.9.1 Survey of chemical substitution in the Z structure....Pages 29-30
5.9.3 Saturation magnetization and Curie temperature....Pages 30-31
5.10 U-type ferrites....Pages 32-32
5.11 Calcium ferrites....Pages 33-34
5.13 F-type ferrites....Pages 34-35
5.14 KFe{11}O{17}....Pages 35-36
5.15 Further hexagonal ferrites....Pages 36-36
5.16 References for 5....Pages 37-46
6.0.1 General remarks....Pages 47-48
6.0.2 Arrangement of tables and figures....Pages 48-50
magnetic fields and units; 6.0.3.1 Abbreviations....Pages 50-51
magnetic fields and units; 6.0.3.2 Symbols and units....Pages 52-55
magnetic fields and units; 6.0.3.3 Magnetic fields and units....Pages 55-57
6.0.4 General references....Pages 57-58
6.1.0.1 General remarks....Pages 59-63
6.1.0.2 Special properties of rare earth compounds....Pages 63-66
LaN - TbSb....Pages 67-80
TbBi - YbBi....Pages 81-87
Figs. 1 - 47....Pages 88-100
Figs. 48 - 101....Pages 101-113
Figs. 102 - 137....Pages 114-123
Figs. 138 - 194....Pages 124-137
Figs. 195 - 245....Pages 138-150
6.1.2 Properties of compounds with miscellaneous structures....Pages 151-155
6.1.3 References for 6.1.1 and 6.1.2....Pages 155-158
6.2.1.1 Properties of compounds with divalent rare earth elements....Pages 159-168
6.2.1.2 Properties of Eu-monochalcogenides....Pages 168-172
6.2.1.3 Critical data of Eu-monochalcogenides....Pages 173-174
6.2.1.4 Properties of compounds with trivalent rare earth elements....Pages 175-183
Figs. 1 - 48....Pages 184-196
Figs. 49 - 110....Pages 197-210
Figs. 111 - 162....Pages 211-224
Figs. 163 - 220....Pages 225-238
Figs. 221 - 276....Pages 239-251
Figs. 277 - 333....Pages 252-266
Survey....Pages 267-275
Figs. 334 - 400....Pages 276-288
6.2.2.2 Crystallographic, magnetic, electrical, and thermal properties of ternary compounds....Pages 289-292
Survey....Pages 293-308
Figs. 412 - 457....Pages 309-321
Figs. 458 - 510....Pages 322-335
Figs. 511 - 552....Pages 336-348
6.2.4 Crystallographic, magnetic, optical, electrical, and thermal properties of miscellaneous compounds....Pages 349-359
6.2.5 References for 6.2....Pages 359-371
6.3.1.1 Range of homogeneity for RE hydrides with CaF{2} and BiF{3}-type structures....Pages 372-372
6.3.1.2 Crystallographic, magnetic, and electrical properties of CaF{2}- and BiF{3}-type RE-H systems....Pages 373-380
Figs. 1 - 28....Pages 384-392
Figs. 29 - 68....Pages 393-403
6.3.2 REH{3} alloys with the h.c.p. structure....Pages 381-383
6.3.3 Dihydrides of Eu and Yb (orthorhombic structure)....Pages 383-383
6.3.4 References for 6.3....Pages 404-405
6.4.0 Introduction to actinide compounds....Pages 406-410
Figs. 1 - 24....Pages 411-424
Figs. 25 - 79....Pages 425-437
6.4.2 Crystallographic, magnetic, and electrical properties of actinide pnictides with miscellaneous structures....Pages 438-445
6.4.3 References for 6.4.1 and 6.4.2....Pages 445-447
6.5.1 Crystallographic, magnetic, and electrical properties of chalcogenides with NaCl-type structure....Pages 448-450
6.5.2 Crystallographic, magnetic, and electrical properties of CaF{2}-type oxides....Pages 451-452
6.5.3.1 Crystallographic data of binary uranium oxides....Pages 453-453
6.5.3.2 Magnetic and electrical properties of uranium oxides....Pages 454-454
6.5.4 Crystallographic, magnetic, and electrical properties of chalcogenides with miscellaneous structures....Pages 455-458
Figs. 1 - 33....Pages 459-469
Figs. 34 - 82....Pages 470-481
6.5.6 References for 6.5....Pages 482-484
Binary systems: Al-Ce - Te-Yb....Pages 485-498
Ternary systems: Ag-Al-S - Co-F-Rb....Pages 498-510
Ternary systems: Co-F-Sn - Fe-S-Sc....Pages 511-524
Ternary systems: Fe-S-Sn - Te-Tm-Y....Pages 525-535
Quaternary systems: Ag-Al-Cr-S - Bi-Fe-O-Y....Pages 535-548
Quaternary systems: Bi-Fe-O-Yb - Cr-Mn-S-Se....Pages 549-562
Quaternary systems: Cr-Mn-S-V - Ga-Lu-O-Tb....Pages 563-574
Quaternary systems: Ga-Lu-O-Yb - O-Tl-W-Zr....Pages 575-582
Quinary systems: Ag-Ca-Co-O-V - Ca-Ga-O-Sr-Ta....Pages 583-590
Quinary systems: Ca-Ga-O-Ta-Ti - O-Pb-Ti-W-Yb....Pages 591-599
Higher systems....Pages 600-604