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The entropy, specific heat and magnetic temperature (reciprocal of the susceptibility) of potassium chromic alum are measured as functions of the absolute temperature between 0.05 and 1° K. Their interpretation in the light of paramagnetic resonance measurements (preceding paper) is discussed.
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B. Bleaney (1950) studied this question.
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