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Nanoscale Haematite–ilmenite Lamellae in Massive Ilmenite Rock: an Example of ‘Lamellar Magnetism’ with Implications for Planetary Magnetic Anomalies by S. A. McEnroe; R. J. Harrison; Peter Robinson; Falko Langenhorst is a Earth and Planetary Sciences article available to read on EtoBox.

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## Summary Massive, nearly ‘pure’, haemo-ilmenite layers from historic ore deposits in Rogaland, Norway contain very few silicates or other oxides and typically produce remanence-dominated magnetic anomalies. These rocks are ideal for evaluating the magnetic properties of fine exsolution intergrowths and the larger titanohaematite lamellae in the host ilmenite grains. A typical bulk composition, Ilm 84, exsolved at high temperature to produce host ilmenite Ilm 94 and micron-sized haematite lamellae Ilm 23 as measured by electron microprobe (EMP). Subsequent undercooling of the ilmenite and the micron-scale haematite lamellae led to metastable nucleation of nanoscale lamellae down to unit-cell scale, leaving depleted hosts between lamellae with compositions of Ilm 98 and Ilm 15–13 as measured by TEM–EDX. Samples have high coercivities, and average NRM values of 25 A m−1, which typically show ∼2 per cent saturation in the NRM state. The amount of magnetization in these samples is too high to be solely accounted for by a spin-canted AF moment in the haematite. Based on Monte Carlo simulations of haematite–ilmenite interfaces at the atomic scale and on measured rock-magnetic properties

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Author
S. A. McEnroe; R. J. Harrison; Peter Robinson; Falko Langenhorst
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons; Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press (OUP) (ISSN 0956-540X)
Published
2002
Language
EN
Field
Earth and Planetary Sciences (Physical Sciences)

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