magneton number

magneton number

[′mag·nə‚tän ‚nəm·bər]
(physics)
The ratio of the magnetic moment per atom, ion, or molecule of a paramagnetic or ferromagnetic material to the Bohr magneton.
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The magnetic susceptibility data in this figure can be well fitted with the Curie law: [chi] = [[chi].sub.0] + C/T, where C= N[[mu].sup.2.sub.eff]/3[k.sub.B] is the Curie constant, N is Avogadros's number, [[mu].sub.eff] is the effective magnetic moment ([[mu].sub.eff] = [P.sub.eff][[mu].sub.B]), represents the effective Bohr magneton number, [[mu].sub.B] is the Bohr magneton, [k.sub.B] is the Boltzmann constant, and [[chi].sub.0] is the temperature independent susceptibility term.
Propiedades termodinamicas, estructuras electronica y cristalografica y respuesta magnetica del material [Sr.sub.2]HoNb[O.sub.6]
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