How can I calculate effective momment from susceptibility vs temperature as a unit of bhor magneton per ion?

Manikandan Krishnan @Manikandan_Krishnan4

07 July 2015 0 4K Report

1/x vs T fitted with linear fitting and but Effective moment = 2.83 (C)^1/2. But from this how can i calculate Effective moment in the unit of Bhor magneton per atom.

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