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Coexistence of intermediate-valence and antiferromagnetic ordering in europium metal.

Mossbauer-effect measurements show that for Eu metal, intermediate-valence and antiferromagnetic ordering states coexist over the pressure range 0 to 14 GPa for temperatures below the Neel temperature of about 90 K. As the average valence increases with pressure up to 12 GPa, the magnetization decreases due to a dilution of the average magnetic moment per atom.