The experimental and theoretical study of magnetocaloric effect and magnetic relaxation of the powder sample of CsGd(MoO4)(2) were performed. The large conventional magnetocaloric effect was found around 2 K with -Delta S-max approximate to 26.5 J/(kg K) for B = 7 T.
AC susceptibility measurement revealed multiple-time scale magnetic relaxation effects on different time scales. Slowest relaxation effect was attributed to the direct process with a bottleneck effect and two faster relaxation processes are effectively temperature independent, probably as a result of averaging in the powder sample.