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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and
single-domain grain in the form of an ellipsoid of revolution showed that the elongation of a grain and forces (or stresses) applied in addition to the magnetic field can significantly
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easy axis and the critical field of the grain magnetic moment, i.e. the magnetic state of an individual particle. The nonmonotonic variation in the critical field due to an external eect can lead, in the presence of a magnetic field, to the formation of a remanence additional to the normal remanent magnetization (NRM) or, in the absence of the field, to the NRM destruction. Various
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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the
Sep 24, 2005single-domain grain in the form of an ellipsoid of revolution show ed that the elongation of a grain and forces (or stresses) applied in addition to the magnetic field can significan tly c hange the...
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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the rock
easy axis and the critical field of the grain magnetic moment, i.e. the magnetic state of an individual particle. The nonmonotonic variation in the critical field due to an external eect can lead, in the presence of a magnetic field, to the formation of a remanence additional to the normal remanent magnetization (NRM) or, in the absence of the field, to the NRM destruction.
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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the rock
Abstract [1] Magnetic states of systems of interacting heterogeneous particles modeling a ferromagnetic rock are theoretically studied. Main attention is given to such important characteristics of the systems as the spontaneous magnetization, the critical field of an irreversible change in the grain magnetic moment, and the distribution of interaction fields.
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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the rock
Magnetic states of systems of interacting heterogeneous particles modeling a ferromagnetic rock are theoretically studied. Main attention is given to such important characteristics of the systems as the spontaneous magnetization, the critical field of an irreversible change in the grain magnetic moment, and the distribution of interaction fields. It is shown that particles with
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Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the rock
Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and the rock remanence L. L. Afremov V. I. Belokon 2016 Abstract [1] Magnetic states of systems of interacting heterogeneous particles modeling a fer-romagnetic rock are theoretically studied.
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Magnetic properties of single domain ferromagnetic particles
Nov 01, 1983The particles are thus single domains and have as such very characteristic properties. These include a high coercive force and a low magnetic permeability. This state of magnetic hardness is relevant in ferrofluids. However, single domains occur very much more widely, both in materials of practical use in others of less applied interest.
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magnetic properties of singledomain particles and the rock
Magnetic properties of single-domain particles and . Magnetic states of systems of interacting heterogeneous particles modeling a ferromagnetic rock are theoretically studied. Main attention is given to such important . More
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magnetic properties of singledomain particles and the rock
magnetic properties of singledomain particles and the rock. Home; Products; Ball Mill. Ball mills are used primary for single stage fine grinding, regrinding, and as the second stage in two Read More. Belt Conveyor. mpl delivers the world’s most comprehensive range of Heavy-duty conveyor belts. Base on more than 30
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Single domain (magnetic) Wikipedia
Single domain, in magnetism, refers to the state of a ferromagnet in which the magnetization does not vary across the magnet. A magnetic particle that stays in a single domain state for all magnetic fields is called a single domain particle (but other definitions are possible; see below). Such particles are very small (generally below a micrometre in diameter).
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Single-domain particles in rocks and magnetic fabric analysis
Magnetic susceptibility anisotropy is commonly used as a guide for determining stress and flow axes in rocks, and for assessing the suitability of anisotropic rocks for palaeomagnetic purposes. We have recently demonstrated however in laboratory produced samples that, as theoretically expected, susceptibility anisotropy is dependent on particle
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Magnetic properties of single domain ferromagnetic particles
Fine ferromagnetic particles occur in very many practical materials of scientific and technological importance. These include spin glasses, rocks, ferrofluids, magnetic recording tapes, permanent magnets, magnetotactic bacteria and other living organisms. It is hence beneficial to consider the magnetic properties of such particles which are small enough to be single domain and to
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Tuning the morphology and magnetic properties of single-domain
Mar 01, 2021Single-domain particles of SrFe 8 Al 4 O 19 were prepared by thermal treatment of porous products of citrate–nitrate autocombustion at 1200 °C, and the effect of synthesis time on the particle morphology and magnetic properties was estimated. The procedure allows one to obtain SrFe 8 Al 4 O 19 particles with mean diameters of 100–460 nm and coercivity ranges
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Magnetic properties of interacting single domain Fe3O4 particles
Aug 09, 2001In the present study we have studied the magnetic properties of interacting Fe 3 O 4 particles having mean particle dimension of 12.4 nm. 2. Experimental details. Ferric citrate (Aldrich, 99.9%) was decomposed in air atmosphere at 723 K for 3 h to obtain ultrafine particles of α-Fe 2 O 3. The ultrafine α-Fe 2 O 3 powder precursor was reduced
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Magnetic Properties of Single-Domain Iron and Iron-Cobalt Particles
Aug 11, 2009Air-stable, single-domain Fe and Fe-Co particles prepared by the reaction of the metal salts with aqueous borohydride have higher coercivities and axial ratios if prepared in a magnetic field. Oxide and boride impurities are indicated by elemental analyses and lowered saturation magnetizations. Studies of coercivities and magnetizations as a function of
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Rock magnetic properties and magnetic susceptibility change
The results show that the main magnetic minerals in loess are magnetite, coupled with goethite and maghemite. And the magnetic domain particles in the magnetic minerals are Pseudo-single domain (PSD) and multi-domain (MD). Compared with the loess, the main magnetic minerals in paleosol are goethite, coupled with magnetite and paramagnetic minerals.
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magnetic properties of singledomain particles and the rock
magnetic properties of singledomain particles and the rock. Home; Products; Ball Mill. Ball mills are used primary for single stage fine grinding, regrinding, and as the second stage in two Read More. Belt Conveyor. mpl delivers the world’s most comprehensive range of Heavy-duty conveyor belts. Base on more than 30
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On the possibility of single‐domain/pseudo‐single‐domain magnetic
Dec 17, 2005The magnetic particles remain SD/PSD and retain a major part of their initially strong magnetization as long as temperature does not exceed the magnetic blocking temperatures of the particles. [8] This stone examines the magnetic properties of the Martian crust assuming that its upper ∼50 km has grown by volcanic flows.
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Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Nanoparticles for Efficient
1.2. Main Properties of MNPs. Other than their intense applications in data storage devices [10,11], MNPs have several other technological applications in biomedicine [12,13] such as magnetic resonance imaging, drug delivery and magnetic hyperthermia.Magnetic properties of nanoparticles (NPs) are dominated by two main features []; finite-size effects (single-domain,
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Magnetic properties of interacting single domain Fe3O4 particles
The present study investigates magnetic properties of interacting 12.4 nm Fe3O4 spinel ferrite particles. Fe3O4 crystallizes in cubic structure with lattice parameters, a=0.839 (1) nm. Ultrafine
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Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Particles Bangs Laboratories,
Bangs Laboratories offers multiple lines of superparamagnetic microparticles with different chemical and physical properties to address a wide range of applications in the life sciences, e.g. as solid supports for cell separations, biomolecule isolations and purifications, immunoassays, and suspension arrays, as labels for MR imaging studies
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Magnetic aftereffect in systems of single-domain interacting particles
Magnetic aftereffect in systems of single-domain interacting particles and magnetic viscosity of rocks . Published 2009 View Full Article . Home; Publications; Publication Search;
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Correlation between particle size/domain structure and magnetic
Aug 30, 2017Although the effects of size and shape on the behaviour of magnetic particles have been known for more than half a century 10, the quantitative effects on Zn 0.4 Fe 2.6 O 4 NPs remained
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Magnetic properties of single-domain SrFe12O19 particles
Jun 04, 1998The magnetic properties of small SrFe 12 O 19 particles (Fe/Sr =12.0) showed a considerable enhancement in T C from a bulk value of 750–883 K measured for 20–5.7 nm XRD particle size. The shift in Curie temperature is well defined by the finite size scaling formula [T C (D)−T C (∞)]T C (∞) −1 =(D/D 0) −1/ν with ν=0.75–0.02 and
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Single domain (magnetic) Wikipedia
Single domain, in magnetism, refers to the state of a ferromagnet in which the magnetization does not vary across the magnet. A magnetic particle that stays in a single domain state for all magnetic fields is called a single domain particle (but other definitions are possible; see below). Such particles are very small (generally below a micrometre in diameter).
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Magnetic Properties of Single-Domain Iron and Iron-Cobalt Particles
Aug 11, 2009Air-stable, single-domain Fe and Fe-Co particles prepared by the reaction of the metal salts with aqueous borohydride have higher coercivities and axial ratios if prepared in a magnetic field. Oxide and boride impurities are indicated by elemental analyses and lowered saturation magnetizations. Studies of coercivities and magnetizations as a function of
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Rock magnetic properties and magnetic susceptibility change
The results show that the main magnetic minerals in loess are magnetite, coupled with goethite and maghemite. And the magnetic domain particles in the magnetic minerals are Pseudo-single domain (PSD) and multi-domain (MD). Compared with the loess, the main magnetic minerals in paleosol are goethite, coupled with magnetite and paramagnetic minerals.
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The magnetic properties of single-domain particles with cubic
A comprehensive study of the magnetic properties of non-interacting single-domain particles with cubic magnetocrystalline anisotropy is presented. These numerical calculations extend the zero-temperature predictions of Joffe and Heuberger and enable the effects of thermally activated magnetization reversal on the hysteresis loop at finite temperatures to be determined.
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Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Particles Bangs Laboratories,
Bangs Laboratories offers multiple lines of superparamagnetic microparticles with different chemical and physical properties to address a wide range of applications in the life sciences, e.g. as solid supports for cell separations, biomolecule isolations and purifications, immunoassays, and suspension arrays, as labels for MR imaging studies
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Magnetic Properties of Single-Domain Iron and Iron-Cobalt Particles
Air-stable, single-domain Fe and Fe-Co particles prepared by the reaction of the metal salts with aqueous borohydride have higher coercivities and axial ratios if prepared in a magnetic field. Oxide and boride impurities are indicated by elemental analyses and lowered saturation magnetizations. Studies of coercivities and magnetizations as a function of temperature,
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Magnetic nanoparticles: preparation, physical properties, and
Feb 21, 2012The former ones are referred to as single domain particles, while the latter are called multidomain particles [49,50]. According to the magnetic domain theory, the critical size of the single domain is affected by several factors including the value of the magnetic saturation, the strength of the crystal anisotropy and exchange forces, surface
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The magnetic properties of single-domain particles with cubic
The magnetic properties of single-domain particles with cubic anisotropy. I. Hysteresis loops
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Magnetic properties of ball-milled SrFe12O19 particles Nature
Sep 15, 2015The room-temperature magnetic properties of ball-milled strontium hexaferrite particles consolidated by spark-plasma sintering are strongly influenced by the milling time. Scanning electron
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The magnetic properties of single-domain particles with cubic
For pt.I see ibid., vol.5, p.2779-92 (1993). A comprehensive study of the remanence curve properties of an assembly of noninteracting single-domain particles with cubic magnetocrystalline anisotropy has been performed. The theoretical calculations presented represent an extension of the zero-temperature analysis of Joffe and Heuberger to include the
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Magnetic properties of interacting single domain Fe 3O 4 particles
Journal of Alloys and Compounds 326 (2001) 50–53 L elsevier / locate / jallcom Magnetic properties of interacting single domain Fe 3 O 4 particles R.N. Panda 1,N.S. Gajbhiye*, G. Balaji Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, 208016, U.P. India Received 10 June 2000; received in revised form 13 November 2000; accepted 20
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Detection of noninteracting single domain particles using first
Jan 27, 2010Therefore, rocks and single crystals containing such particles as the predominant magnetic phase are ideal for paleointensity studies [Tarduno et al., 2006]. Ultrafine magnetic particles with grain size distributions typically covering the superparamagnetic (SP) and SD range also form authigenically in sediments and soils where they can be an
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Resolving the Origin of Pseudo-Single Domain Magnetic Behavior
Nov 12, 20171 Introduction. More than 55 years have passed since Stacey (1961, 1962) coined the term “pseudo-single domain” (PSD) to describe a transitional magnetic state between the stable single domain (SD) and multidomain (MD) states.SD particles are uniformly magnetized; when they occur above the lower threshold size at which they have thermal stability, they can
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