Abstract
Magnetization and susceptibility measurements were made on a new spinel system Ni(Rh1−xCrx)2S4(0.15≤x≤0.40). The resistivity measurement was made on the several samples. The resistivity shows metallic conduction and a marked change at the Curie temperature. The samples show ferromagnetism at low temperatures. The paramagnetic susceptibility obeys χ=χ0+CM⁄(T−θP), where χ0 is a temperature-independent paramagnetic susceptibility. Paramagnetic Curie temperature θP is positive in this system. The Curie constant per gramatom chromium CM⁄2x remains approximately constant for the compositions tested. It is pointed out that the properties of the system are similar to those of a system Cu(Rh1−xCrx)2Se4.