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The magnetic susceptibilities of molten cuprous halides and their mixtures have been measured as a function of temperature. The temperature dependence of susceptibilities in molten CuBr and CuI show small paramagnetic deviations compared to those in molten potassium halides. The composition dependence of CuCl–CuI and CuBr–CuI melts obey the Wiedemann rule, while the molten CuCl–CuBr system exhibits a large deviation from this rule.
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Shirakawa et al. (1993) studied this question.
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