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Strong 5f Ferromagnetism in UH3-Based Materials

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Several diverse types of UH3-based hydrides can be prepared by hydrogenation of bcc U-based alloys. Pair Distribution Function (PDF) analysis using high-energy X-rays identified that the (UH3)1-x Mox hydrides are nanocrystalline, with the structure motif based mainly on the β-UH3 structure. α-UH3 represents a minority component. On the other hand, PDF of the (UH3)1-xZrx hydrides corresponds well to the α-UH3 crystal structure. All the hydrides are ferromagnetic, with the Curie temperature TC reaching up to 203 K.

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Havela, L., Paukov, M., Tkach, I. et al. Strong 5f Ferromagnetism in UH3-Based Materials. MRS Advances 1, 2987–2992 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1557/adv.2016.287

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