The temperature dependence of the ac susceptibility of amorphous Fe90-xMnxZ
r10 (x = 0, 4, 8) has been measured at different ac fields in the frequency
range of 80 Hz to 1 kHz. All the compositions of the present study exhibit
a double magnetic transition below room temperature. It is found that the
Curie temperature (T-C) decreases while the spin-glass transition temperatu
re (T-f) increases as Mn concentration increases from 0 to 8 at%. The value
s of Te and critical exponent associated with the magnetic susceptibility w
ere extracted from ac susceptibility measurements. The critical exponent is
in close agreement with the value predicted by the three-dimensional Heise
nberg model. The results obtained here can be explained on the basis of com
peting exchange interactions below the magnetic ordering temperature.