Alignment of magnetic grains in fluids

Details Alignment of magnetic grains in fluids Alignment of magnetic grains in fluids

Jan 1985

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Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Volume 72, Issue 1, p. 117-124.

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The cryogenic magnetometer is an ideal instrument for measuring the alignment of magnetic grains while in fluid suspension. The most important applications of this technique are to studies of acquisition of detrital remanent magnetization (DRM, both depositional and postdepositional), and to magnetic granulometry. Intergranular attraction and agglomeration present the most serious obstacles to the most effective use of the technique. One important result is that grains likely to contribute to the stable component of DRM are almost completely aligned in fields of 10-4 T (1 Oe) or less while they are settling.

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