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Neutron powder diffraction measurements have been performed onCe_xNd_{1-x}B_6 (x = 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, and 0.8) solid solutions to determine thetype of magnetic order occurring in these compounds as a result of theinterplay between magnetic dipole exchange and antiferroquadrupolarinteractions. In the Ce-rich range, the sequence of two magnetic phases, withan incommensurate order [k = (1/4 -\delta, 1/4 -\delta, 1/2)] forming below T Nfollowed by a lock-in--type transition at lower temperature, is quite similarto that reported earlier for Ce_xPr_{1-x} B_6. For x = 0.5, on the other hand,the same antiferromagnetic order as in pure NdB6 first occurs at TN, thencoexists with an incommensurate component below the lower transitiontemperature. These results are in good agreement with previous resistivitymeasurements and support the idea that Ce and Nd magnetic moments in thissystem can be relatively decoupled.

Effect of Nd substitution on the magnetic order in Ce_xNd_{1-x}B_6 solid solutions