The antiferromagnetic phase boundary in the Cr-Fe system has been determined by neutron diffraction. Antiferromagnetism disappears at a concentration of 16.0+or-0.5 at.% Fe. Resistivity measurements indicate that T N is marked by the maximum in the temperature coefficient of resistivity rather than the minimum in the resistivity. On the basis of these measurements it is apparent that no long-range order exists in Cr-Fe alloys between 16 and 19 at.% Fe.
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