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Photoemission studies using incident photon energies of 21.2 eV and 40.8 eV have been performed on the first row transition metal intercalates, Mn 0.26 NbS 2 , Fe 0.33 NbS 2 , Co 0.32 NbS 2 and Ni 0.34 NbS 2 . The valence band densities of states show a systematic broadening of the d conduction band due to charge transfer and suggest that a rigid band model approach to intercalation is a valid first approximation. Structural data, derived from electron and X-ray diffraction studies are also included.
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