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University of Akron - Enviromental Magnetics Laboratory
University of Akron - Enviromental Magnetics Laboratory is listed as an academic core research supplier in the Scientist.com network, with 1 site in 1 country.
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Type of company: Academic core
Chemical and Compound Analysis
- Solution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Identify molecular structure or impurities and assess product integrity of solution samples.
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United States 1 site
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A new environmental magnetics laboratory has been constructed in the Department of Geology with funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation and the State of Ohio. This laboratory contains all the equipment needed for measuring the full suite of environmental magnetic parameters. Magnetic susceptibility can be measured on whole-cores and also at very high resolution of split cores. Subsamples can be measured for the frequency dependence of susceptibility. A Molspin magnetometer is used to measure the magnetic remanence. An AF demagnetizer with ARM attachment allows both...
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A new environmental magnetics laboratory has been constructed in the Department of Geology with funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation and the State of Ohio. This laboratory contains all the equipment needed for measuring the full suite of environmental magnetic parameters. Magnetic susceptibility can be measured on whole-cores and also at very high resolution of split cores. Subsamples can be measured for the frequency dependence of susceptibility. A Molspin magnetometer is used to measure the magnetic remanence. An AF demagnetizer with ARM attachment allows both the demagnetization of samples and imparting of an ARM. A pulse magnetizer is used to impart the samples with an IRM. The measurement of the full hysteresis loop, on samples as small as a few milligrams, is accomplished with an alternating gradient magnetometer.
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