… -order reversal curve (FORC) diagrams are rapidly becoming a standard tool for characterizing
magnetic particles … of single-domain (SD) particles is based on the Neel interpretation of …

… the additional magnetic coating always increases the curvature radius of … of biogenic
magnetite nanoparticles in a 60 mT in-plane field. The magnetic contrast reversal of a single particle …

… In continental margin environments, multiple terrigenous sediment sources, biogenic
particles, and inorganic authigenic magnetic sulfide minerals can give rise to complex …

… Comparison of the effective magnetic particle size with physical particle size In the
biogenic samples, for which the particle-size distribution is known, we find a good agreement …

… , and their effect on magnetic properties, we performed a … magnetic hysteresis as well
as First-Order Reversal Curve … help quantify the ability of magnetic particles to form chains, …

… We demonstrate the complexity of biogenic magnetic components in sedimentary … TEM
imaging of the sediments analyzed in this study revealed biogenic magnetite particles with a …

… Magnetic hysteresis is a fundamentally important phenomenon that is useful for characterizing
magnetic particle … In addition to hysteresis loops, remanence curves, such as isothermal …

… biogenic magnetite particles (bullet shape and elongated), and EM2 is carried by equant
biogenic magnetite particles … may correspond to the biogenic soft (BS) and biogenic hard (BH) …

… and demagnetization curves are also useful for studying the effects of interactions between
magnetic particles, since non-interacting SD grains produce symmetrical curves whereas …

… Compared to geomagnetic polarity reversals, which typically … carried by both biogenic and
detrital magnetic particles, but few … on a curved trend because of the presence of two magnetic …