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X-ray structual studies using single crystals have been performed for various concentrations x of intercalation compounds FexTiS2. Atomic arrangements of Fe atoms were found to be of short-range order in the spin-glass reagion and long-range order in the cluster-glass reagion. In x=0.15(spin-glass), nearly spherical diffuse scattering was observed, whose maxima were at (1/2,0,1/2), (0,1/2,1/2), (1/2,1/2,1/2) and their equivalent positions. By means of an anomalous X-ray scattering technique, it was found that the short-range order of Fe atoms has a hexagonal symmetry. In x=1/4 (cluster-glass), 2 sqrt(3)a * 2a * 2c superlattice reflection was observed, and crystal symmetry changed to monoclinic with the space group C2/m. In x=1/3 (cluster-glass), sqrt(3)a * sqrt(3)a * 2c superlattice reflection was observed, and the space group was P31c.
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