Structural and magnetic studies of KOsO4, a 5d1 quantum magnet oxide
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Sean Injac, Alexander K. L. Yuen, Fabio Orlandi, Brendan J. Kennedy
The quantum magnet KOsO4 has been characterized by a combination of X-ray and neutron diffraction techniques. The tetrahedrally coordinated Os7+ 5d1S = 1/2 cations were determined to order antiferromagnetically along the c axis below 35 K. A miniscule ordered magnetic moment of 0.46(18) μB was determined per Os7+ cation.
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