Potassium clusters are incorporated into supercages of zeolite LTA crystals, with the supercages arrayed in a simple cubic structure at a number density of 5.3×{}10²⁰ cm^-3. About four 4s electrons of K atoms are included in each cluster. The ac magnetic susceptibility increases dramatically with decreases in temperature below 8 K, and shows ferromagnetism below about 4 K. The effective magnetic moment per supercage is estimated to be about 0.13μB at 1.7 K. Magnetic properties resemble those of a reentrant spin glass.
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