Magnetic order, ferromagnetic

Fig. 6.5 Schematic illustration of the main varieties of magnetic order a) ferromagnetism, b) antiferromagnetism, c) ferrimagnet-ism, d) speromagnetism (Coey, 1988, with permission).

We illustrate the CVD preparation of thin films with some examples. The selected materials are ferromagnetic [Fe+ (Cp )2][TCNE] and the solvent-free V(TCNE) c phase. [Ee+ (Cp )2][TCNE] is a ferromagnet with Tq = 4.8 K (Miller etal, 1988) and V[TCNE] c orders magnetically above 350 K (Manriquez et al., 1991), as previously discussed in Section 1.5. Table 3.2 summarizes the CVD conditions for growth of the thin films. V(TCNE) c and [Fe+ (Cp )2][TCNE] correspond to type I and II, respectively. 

Table 9. Conduction electron polarization effect in uranium ferromagnetic monocompounds conduction electron polarization moment Psai saturation moment from magnetization studies ordered magnetic moment as determined by neutron scattering...

Asti G. (1990) First-order magnetic processes, Handbook of Ferromagnetic materials, vol. 5, ed. K.FLJ. Buschow and E.P. Wohlfart, (Amsterdam North-Holland) p. 379. 

Figure 4.16 Magnetic ordering (a) ferromagnetic (b) antiferromagnetic (c) ferrimagnetic. Magnetic dipoles on individual metal atoms are represented by arrows...

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