Magnetization measuremets are made along different crystallographic directions of cerium bismuth single crystals as a function of a high static magnetic field up to 150 kOe and temperatures between 2 and 30 K. From these experiments the existence of two antiferromagnetic phases in zero magnetic field is confirmed. With magnetic fields multiple step magnetization behaviour is observed. In the magnetic phase diagram some particular points are fourd where the transition lines seem to converge. At low temperatures a small remanent magnetization is observed.
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