Linear antiferromagnetism in Ba2CoS3
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A. Maignan
Ba2CoS3 is the first example of an inorganic solid containing one-dimensional corner-sharing [Co2+–anion] chains, which leads to one-dimensional cooperative antiferromagnetism.
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