The susceptibility-temperature relation for the antiferromagnetic compound MnSe was measured over a range of temperatures between 70^∘{}C and -196^∘{}C. Evidence was found of a large thermal hysteresis and a dependence of susceptibility on field strength. A tentative theory is advanced to explain the thermal hysteresis in terms of three phases which possess different susceptibilities.
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