In nonmetallic substances [case (3)], the interaction is most often a superexchange interaction in which the electrons in incomplete d or f shells in the nearest adjacent paramagnetic ions are magnetically ordered with the active participation of electrons in the closed outermost shells of nonmagnetic ions, such as O dos , S 2 , or Se 2 . In this case, as a rule, antiferromagnetic order occurs. The occurrence of such order results either in antiferromagnetism, if the total magnetic moment of all the ions is equal to zero in each unit cell of the crystal, or in ferrimagnetism, if the total magnetic moment is not equal to zero. Cases are possible in which the interaction in nonmetallic crystals is ferromagnetic in nature; that is, all the atomic magnetic moments are parallel. Examples of such crystals include EuO, Eu2SiOcuatro, and CrBr3.
The current presence of a system regarding conduction electrons is common to help you crystals of the items described within the times (1), (2), and (4).