A systematic study on the competition between on-site and inter-site m
agnetic interactions is performed on Ce intermetallics through magneti
c, thermal, transport, structural and spectroscopic measurements analy
ses. It is shown that the volume and the electronic concentration vari
ation produced by alloying the Ce-ligand, are not equivalent and only
the volume reduction. produces the maximum in the ordering temperature
predicted by theory. For the magnetic to intermediate valence transfo
rmations, a change of regime is observed at a critical Ce-ligand subst
itution, which corresponds to a change in the substitution dependence
of the experimental parameters. On the contrary, no change of regime i
s detected for the magnetic to heavy fermion transformation. The diffe
rent regimes are correlated with the respective hybridization strength
s of the ground and excited crystalline field states through the tempe
rature dependence of the electrical resistivity. Such a correlation al
lows us to draw a generalized phase diagram containing these types of
transformation.