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At elevated temperatures magnetite behaves as a semiconductor. Although the material exhibits no resistivity anomaly at the Curie point, the unusual complexity of the ϱ–T curve down to the Verwey temperature is demonstrated to be an immediate consequence of magnetic order. Magneto-resistance coefficients can be predicted from these curves in conjunction with susceptibility data.
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Parker et al. (1976) studied this question.
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