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A spin glass behavior is reported for the first time in metastable fcc FeRh. The spin glass is obtained in nanocrystalline state by ball-milling of an ordered bcc (B2) antiferromagnetic FeRh intermetallic compound, which is converted to a metastable disordered fcc spin glass structure. The process is similar to that reported for obtaining the newly discovered nanocrystalline GdAl 2 spin glasses (Zhou G. F. and Bakker H., Phys. Rev. Lett. , 73 (1994) 344). The fcc FeRh spin glass exhibits a freezing temperature T f ≈ 65 K.
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