The temperature dependence of the structural parameters is investigated in
ferromagnetic Mo pyrochlore Nd2Mo2O7, by means of high-resolution time-of-f
light (TOF) neutron powder diffraction measurement. The Mo-O-Mo bond angle
theta abruptly increases and the Mo-O bond length d decreases with the decr
ease of the temperature across the ferromagnetic transition temperature (T-
C = 97 K). This structural variation suggests that itinerant carriers media
te the ferromagnetic coupling between Mo spins via the double-exchange mech
anism.