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Electrical and magnetic properties of CeFe 2 were investigated from the temperature dependence of the electrical resistivity in the range 1.5-300K. The critical temperature, determined from the maximum of d rho /dT, gives T c =220K and the temperature-independent magnetic resistivity is 87 mu Omega cm. This value is compared with the corresponding value in YFe 2 . At low temperatures the resistivity shows a fairly large term proportional to AT 2 up to about 32K with A=1.2*10 -2 mu Omega cmK -2 .
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Takeuchi et al. (1981) studied this question.
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