The Magnetic Susceptibility Of Rutile And Sphene

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. C. Sun
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1959

Abstract

Very little information is available concerning the magnetic properties of minerals and only recently has there been any attempt to correlate magnetic susceptibility with varying chemical composition1. The work described here covers a study of the relationship and chemical composition of both the rutile and sphene types of titanium minerals. The relationship between the magnetic susceptibility of three selected mineral specimens and the applied field strength is also presented. Experimental: The equipment and procedures used in this in- vestigation for crushing and cleaning the mineral specimens and for determining the magnetic susceptibilities were the same as that employed by Spokes and Mitchell1. The particle size of-the measured specimens was limited to 270/325 mesh.
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APA: S. C. Sun  (1959)  The Magnetic Susceptibility Of Rutile And Sphene

MLA: S. C. Sun The Magnetic Susceptibility Of Rutile And Sphene. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1959.

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