The magnetic susceptibility of β UH3 has been measured in the temperature range 191°K to 603°K. From the high-temperature portion of the χ—1 versus T curve one calculates a magnetic moment of 2.79 Bohr magnetons, with Δ = —137°K. A ferromagnetic transition occurs in the neighborhood of 173°K. Magnetic moment measurements made in the temperature range 63°K to 196°K in fields of 1550 to 8700 oersteds can be extrapolated to yield a saturation magnetic moment of about one Bohr magneton.
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