Abstract
IN 1951 a communication by me under this title was published in Nature 1. It showed that as Cr2O3 was cooled through the antiferromagnetic transition region, the c-axis (hexagonal setting) contracted sharply, whereas the a axes decreased almost linearly. Recently, R. J. Davis and W. E. Armstrong (private communication), in a study of a system involving Cr2O3, found that, the lattice parameters at room temperature of their Cr2O3 sample did not agree with those given by me. They also suggested that the cause of the disagreement was my indexing the 42&2bar;, 664 rhombohedral reflexion pair as the 42&2bar;, 652 pair. Re-examination of the data and a few additional measurements have shown that this is indeed the case.
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Greenwald, S., Nature, 168, 379 (1951).
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GREENWALD, S. Changes in Lattice Constant of Cr2O3 near the Curie Temperature. Nature 177, 286–287 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1038/177286a0
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