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Curie law susceptibility

Fig. 3.2. Electronic, paramagnetic volume susceptibility of liquid cesium (derived from data of Preyland, 1979) as a function of reduced density p/p. Total susceptibility data are corrected for ionic diamagnetism and, for the liquid state, are corrected for conduction electron diamagnetism using theories of I nazawa and Matsudawa (1960) solid line) and Vignale et al. (1988) dot-dash line). Dashed line represents Curie law susceptibility along liquid-vapor coexistence curve, calculated for monovalent, atomic cesium. Note the deviation from Curie law behavior of the vapor for p/p. 2. Fig. 3.2. Electronic, paramagnetic volume susceptibility of liquid cesium (derived from data of Preyland, 1979) as a function of reduced density p/p. Total susceptibility data are corrected for ionic diamagnetism and, for the liquid state, are corrected for conduction electron diamagnetism using theories of I nazawa and Matsudawa (1960) solid line) and Vignale et al. (1988) dot-dash line). Dashed line represents Curie law susceptibility along liquid-vapor coexistence curve, calculated for monovalent, atomic cesium. Note the deviation from Curie law behavior of the vapor for p/p. 2.

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