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Introduction to Magnetic Exchange: Dimers and Clusters,d to this subject, beginning in this chapter with the simplest example, that which occurs in a dimer. The principles concerning short-range order that evolve here are surprisingly useful for studies on more-extended systems.

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The Rare Earths or Lanthanides,pter. This is due in large part to the many studies of the EPR spectra of the lanthanides when doped into diamagnetic hosts, and the attendant theoretical development in terms of crystal field theory. Many of the current ideas in magnetism have followed from such studies, especially with regard to r

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Selected Examples,hat all of the principles discussed earlier in this book come together here. No attempt is made at a complete literature survey, or even a summary of all the work reported on a given compound. Consonant with the point of view of this book will be the emphasis on results based on specific heat and ma

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Paramagnetism and Crystalline Fields: The Iron Series Ions,perature in both octahedral and tetrahedral stereochemistry, but is diamagnetic in four-coordinate square planar geometry. Though the color of nickel compounds often changes dramatically as its stereochemistry changes, this has long been known to be an unreliable guide. Magnetic measurements can be