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Crossover from Magnetic to Nonmagnetic Ground State in the Kondo Alloy System Ce(Ni 1-x Pd x )Sn

Experimental results of magnetization and neutron diffraction measurements on single-crystal CePdSn revealed that the 4f electrons in CePdSn are in a localized Ce 3+ state, and the magnetic structure below T N =7 K is incommensurate with the propagation vector of q =(0, 0.473, 0). Nickel substitution for Pd strengthens the Kondo effect, resulting in the decrease of T N and the nonmagnetic ground state of 4f electrons in CeNiSn.