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On the use of Cu:Be clamp cells in magnetization and neutron scattering studies

The use of miniature clamp cells made of Cu:Be for magnetization and neutron scattering studies in the medium pressure range is reviewed by giving recent results achieved in studies of UGe2, MnSi and ZrZn2. The experiments reviewed here establish in particular that small samples can be studied rather well at high pressures using a variety of different techniques, notably conventional diffraction, cold and thermal neutron triple axes and small-angle neutron scattering.