Magnetic susceptibility and the amount of extractable free iron

oxides (Fed) commonly increased by soil development (Karimi et al., 2013; De Jong

et al., 2000). The aim of this study was to investigate the magnetic susceptibility ...

Magnetic susceptibility is largely depending to mineralogy of

materials particularly to Fe- bearing minerals. However, some other

inherent and non-inherent properties of sediments such as grain size

and shape can impact...

in the sections reflect

changes in climate. The different behaviors of magnetic susceptibility between Aghband and Mobarakabad loess are mainly produced by their different pedogenic environments, topography and climatic conditions. As a result, the MS...

Abstract: The study area is located 92 Km to the south-east of Torbat-e-Heydariyeh and 12 Km to the north of Shahrak village in Khaf-Dorouneh volcanic-plutonic belt. Rocks in mineralization area are igneous intrusive with ...

The objective of this study was to
characterize the morphological and magnetic
properties of Sari loess-paleosol section in northern
Iran for paleopedologic and paleoenvironmental
interpretation. The section ...

gold mineralization has susceptibility of

200-3500 × 10-5 SI. Therefore the host rocks, granite-granodiorite-monzonite, have low

magnetic susceptibility. Based on this sharp magnetic contrast ground magnetic was

selected as a...

. Magnetic susceptibility of biotite muscovite leucogranite and aplite granite are between than 0-5 × 10-5 and the ratio of ferric to ferrous ratio (< 0.35), therefore they are classified as belonging to the ilmenite-series (reduced type). The total REEs...

Magnetic susceptibility of loess-paleosol sequences is frequently used for paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental studies. A penultimate loess-paleosol (Tappeh Salam section) from northeastern Iran was studied to determine i) morphological...