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Ferromagnetic long range ordering in copper(II) maleate monohydrate

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The magnetic properties of copper(II) maleate monohydrate, Cu(C4H2O4)·H2O, have been measured in the 1.8–66 K range. Magnetic susceptibility and isothermal magnetization measurements on powdered samples reveal a transition to a ferromagnetic state in this layered compound. The transition to the ordered state occurs at Tc=4.0 K. The positive value of 8.0 K for the Weiss constant in the paramagnetic region confirms the ferromagnetic nature of the interactions. The magnetic susceptibility data above 3Tc may be fitted with a Heisenberg quadratic layer expression with the best-fit parameters J=+4.3 cm−1, g=2.0, and zJ′=+0.42 cm−1. The e.p.r. spectrum at room temperature indicates orthorhombic symmetry. A complex containing the isomeric form of the ligand, copper(II) fumarate dihydrate, has also been prepared and its magnetic properties determined in the 80–300 K range. The data may be accomodated by two-dimensional theory with J=+1.05 cm−1, g=2.09, and zJ′=+0.10 cm−1.

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Padilla, J., Hatfield, W.E., Wasson, J.R. et al. Ferromagnetic long range ordering in copper(II) maleate monohydrate. Transition Met Chem 14, 217–220 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01043799

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