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Thermoelectric power of annealed and strained europium metal between 10 and 300°K

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The thermoelectric power of europium has been determined between 10 and 300°K using samples in the well-annealed, as-received and highly strained conditions. The effect on the thermoelectric power of the transition to antiferromagnetism below 88.8±0.1°K and of magnon drag at lower temperatures is discussed and compared with deductions made from accompanying resistivity data. The temperature at which a small anomaly, caused by an impurity, occurs in the most strained sample (25°K) is lowered to 18°K as the sample strain and probably also hydrogen contamination decreases. The nature of this behavior is discussed.

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Meaden, G.T., Sze, N.H. Thermoelectric power of annealed and strained europium metal between 10 and 300°K. J Low Temp Phys 1, 567–576 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00627934

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