REMARKS ON THE ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS CONTAINING TRACES OF MANGANESE OR SIMILAR ELEMENTS
- 1 December 1956
- journal article
- Published by Canadian Science Publishing in Canadian Journal of Physics
- Vol. 34 (12A), 1281-1284
- https://doi.org/10.1139/p56-142
Abstract
The anomalous behavior of alloys containing traces of manganese and similar elements is rapidly reviewed as to electrical conductivity, magnetoresistance, susceptibility, magnetic resonances, thermoelectricity, specific heat, thermal conductivity, and Hall effect. Special reference is given to recent data obtained in Leyden. It is argued that, while the rapid decrease of the resistance sometimes occurring at very low temperatures apparently must be attributed to some kind of antiferromagnetic alignment, the resistance minimum, as well as the anomalies in thermoelectricity and the Hall effect, might be due to gaps at the crystalline boundaries.Keywords
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