The magnetic form factor of metallic scandium has been measured at a temperature of 100 K in an applied field of 57.2 kOe by the polarized-neutron technique. Contrary to results on other $3d$ metals, the form factor is significantly different from that for the $3d$ electron in the free atom. Our results agree rather well with those of a calculation by Gupta and Freeman based on APW wave functions.
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