Hall effect measurements were made on a single crystal of magnetite in the temperature range 65 to 373°K. The Hall voltage was positive over the whole temperature range. The results can be explained by assuming that magnetite is a normal semiconductor below the transition point and a degenerate one above that temperature.
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