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The sign and magnitude of the electric field gradient at57Fe impurities in the hexagonal transition metals Os, Re, Ru and Ti have been measured using special Mössbauer techniques. The results differ considerably from measurements reported earlier for Re and Ti. They show, together with data from other isotopes, a systematic behaviour of the electric field gradients within the series of hexagonal transition metals.
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Wortmann, G., Williamson, D.L. Electric field gradient at Fe in H.C.P. transition metals from Mössbauer measurements. Hyperfine Interact 1, 167–176 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01022451
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