RNi9In2 (R= Pr, Nd, Eu) Compounds and their Hydrides

Inna Bigun; Mariya Dzevenko; Ladislav Havela; Yaroslav Kalychak

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.194.45

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RNi₉In₂ (R= Pr, Nd, Eu) Compounds and their Hydrides

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RNi₉In₂ and their hydrides crystallize in the YNi₉In₂ structure type. Low pressure hydrogenation leads to absorption of 1.5-3.4 H/f.u. RNi₉In₂ (R= Pr, Nd, Eu) as well as PrNi₉In₂H_1.7 and NdNi₉In₂H_1.5 exhibit Curie-Weiss behaviour in the 2-300 K temperature range. EuNi₉In₂ reveals ferromagnetism below approximately 40 K, which may be due to a secondary phase. Its hydride is Pauli paramagnet, indicating Eu³⁺ state. RNi₉In₂ (R= Pr, Nd) as well as PrNi₉In₂H_1.7 and NdNi₉In₂H_1.5 exhibit Curie-Weiss behaviour and lack of magnetic ordering down to T = 2 K.

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Inna Bigun, Mariya Dzevenko, Ladislav Havela, Yaroslav Kalychak

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