The results of a complementary study of magnetic properties, magnetovolume effects and neutron diffraction studies under pressure in R2Fe17 compounds with non-magnetic R (R - Y, Ce, Lu) are presented. The collinear ferromagnetic phase existing at low temperature in all three compounds is suppressed at high pressures. The critical pressure P C depends on the compound studied (P C ≅ 2.5 kbar for Ce2Fe17, P C ≅ 3.5 kbar for Lu2Fe17, P C ≅ 12 kbar for Y2Fe17). Incommensurate non-collinear magnetic structures that replace the ferromagnetic ones under high pressures have similar features - magnetic moments in each layer of atoms (perpendicular to z-axis) are parallel each other, their direction helically changes from layer to layer. A generalised phase diagram of the studied R2Fe17 compounds was determined with use of the recent compressibility data.
Pressure induced non-collinear magnetic structures in Fe-rich intermetallics
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