Single crystal study of layered U$_{n}$RhIn$_{3n+2}$ materials: case of the novel U$_{2}$RhIn$_{8}$ compound
Attila Bartha, Marie Kratochv\'ilov\'a, Michal Du\v{s}ek, Martin, Divi\v{s}, Jeroen Custers, Vladim\'ir Sechovsk\'y

TL;DR
This study investigates the novel U$_{2}$RhIn$_{8}$ compound's structural, magnetic, and electronic properties, revealing antiferromagnetic order at 117 K, pressure-dependent T$_{N}$, and itinerant 5f electron behavior, expanding understanding of layered uranium intermetallics.
Contribution
The paper reports the synthesis, structural characterization, and magnetic properties of U$_{2}$RhIn$_{8}$, a new layered uranium compound, and compares it with related systems, providing insights into its electronic and magnetic behavior.
Findings
U$_{2}$RhIn$_{8}$ orders antiferromagnetically below 117 K.
T$_{N}$ increases under hydrostatic pressure up to 3.2 GPa.
Uranium 5f electrons exhibit itinerant character in this compound.
Abstract
We report on the single crystal properties of the novel URhIn compound studied in the context of parent URhIn and UIn systems. The compounds were prepared by In self-flux method. URhIn adopts the HoCoGa-type structure with lattice parameters a \AA\ and c \AA. The behavior of URhIn strongly resembles that of the related URhIn and UIn with respect to magnetization, specific heat and resistivity except for magnetocrystalline anisotropy developing with lowering dimensionality in the series UIn vs. URhIn and URhIn. URhIn orders antiferromagnetically below T K and exhibits a slightly enhanced Sommerfeld coefficient mJmolK. Magnetic field leaves the value of N\'{e}el temperature for both…
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