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Measurements are reported on the magnetic and other properties of alloys of chromium with small quantities of iron. The results show, as expected, that each iron atom carries a moment of 2β, but it is surprising to find that the moments are freely orientable in a matrix of chromium, which is presumably antiferromagnetic. The implications of this are discussed and further experiments are suggested.
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Newmann et al. (1959) studied this question.
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