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The temperature range of magnetic susceptibility measurements has been extended from 1450^∘{}C to 1850^∘{}C. In the range from 25^∘{}C to the highest temperature measured, the susceptibilities of V, Nb, and Ta decrease with increasing temperature, while the susceptibilities of Mo and W increase. A periodicity in the sign of the temperature coefficient of the magnetic susceptibility of the transition elements is discussed in relation to various theories of metals.
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