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The thermopower, S, of CexR1-xB6 (R=La, Pr, Nd) was investigated. S with apositive sign shows a typical behavior observed in the Ce Kondo system, anincrease with decreasing temperature at high temperatures and a maximum at lowtemperatures. The S values of all the systems at high temperatures are roughlylinearly dependent on the Ce concentration, indicating the conservation of thesingle-impurity character of the Kondo effect in a wide x range. However, themaximum value of S, S_max, and the temperature, T_max, at which S_max isobserved exhibit different x dependences between CexLa1-xB6 and CexR1-xB6(R=Pr, Nd). In CexLa1-xB6, T_max, which is ~8 K in CeB6, decreases withdecreasing x and converges to ~1 K in a very dilute alloy and S_max shows anincrease below x ~ 0.1 after decreasing with decreasing x. In CexR1-xB6 (R=Pr,Nd), T_max shows a weak x dependence but S_max shows a roughly linear decreasein x. These results are discussed from the standpoint of the chemical pressureeffect and the Ce-Ce interaction. S in the long-range ordered phase shows verydifferent behavior between CexPr1-xB6 and CexNd1-xB6.Comment: PDF file, 7 pages with 9 figures, accepted for publicatio

Thermopower of CexR1-xB6 (R=La, Pr and Nd)

Thermopower of Ce_xR_1-xB₆ (R=La, Pr and Nd)