Temperature dependence of reciprocal molar susceptibility

Co(2,2 -0 CftH, CH=NCH2CH2N=CH C6H4 0-) (inactive form). Temperature dependence of reciprocal molar susceptibility (A) for inactive compound. Curve (B) shows temperature variation of p [68E1]. [Pg.917]

Temperature dependence of reciprocal molar susceptibility. Curves (C) and D) show respective plots of p vs. temperature [6SE1]. [Pg.918]

Temperature dependence of reciprocal molar susceptibility (full circles) and effective magnetic moment p (open circles) [68E1]. [Pg.918]

Temperature dependence of reciprocal molar susceptibility for (.4) anhydrous compound, (B) monohydrate. Curves (Q and (D) illustrate variation with temperature of p for anhydrous compound and monohydrate, respectively [68E1]. [Pg.918]