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acoustic mode. No transition to magnetic order is expected if this ratio is smaller than 1. For Cs2Cr,Cls we obtain 0.36. whereas for Cs3Cr2Br9it is 0.92.8 This shows that the chloride is far from ordering magnetically whereas the bromide is only slightly undercritical. In contrast the iodide is expected to order a t finite temperature if it follows the above trend with a decrease of the intradimer exchange and an increase of the interdimer exchange
compared to the bromide. We are currently investigating chemical and uhvsical *urouerties of the iodide. . .
