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We conducted rock magnetic and paleomagnetic research on two deep-sea sediment cores from the west Philippine Sea, located
to the east of Benham Rise with the length of 4 m and water depth of over 5000 m. At the bottom of core 146 occurs a reversal
of inclination and deflection of relative declination, which is recognized as Brunhes-Matuyama Polarity Boundary (MBPB). No
reversal occurs in core 89, which implies a younger bottom age than that of core 146. Rock magnetic results reveal magnetic
uniformities in mineralogy, concentration and grain size along the two cores, thus relative paleointensity variations are
acquired. The three normalizers-anhysteresis remanent magnetization (ARM), magnetic susceptibility (k) and saturation isothermal remanent magnetization (SIRM) are used for normalization to obtain relative paleointensities.
The three normalization results are averaged to indicate the paleoitensity of the cores and are further stacked together to
get a synthetic curve for west Philippine Sea (named asWPS800 in this paper). Based on the magnetic correlation between cores
and paleointensity to Sint800, we transfer the changes of rock magnetic parameters from depth to time. Furthermore, the astronomically
tuned oxygen isotope from ODP site 1143 in the south China Sea is used for the glacial and interglacial indicator. Three concentration
proxies (ARM, k and SIRM) and grain size indicators (k
ARM/SIRM, k
ARM/k) are examined according to the paleointensity-assisted chronology. The grain size changes in the two cores display a consistent
pattern with the climatic changes embodied by oxygen isotope. The magnetic sizes are usually coarser in glacial periods and
finer in interglacial times, which may reflect the influence of chemical erosion rather than fining from sea level rising
on the source sediment. Furthermore, the sub-peaks and sub-troughs in interglaciations almost correspond with that of oxygen
isotope records, which means sedimentation can reflect the subtle changes in interglaciations. This kind of revelation of
climatic fluctuation by magnetic size is also found in the South China Sea, which shows a common pattern of magnetic signals
to climate at least within East Asia. The concentration of ARM (representing more about fine grain) also shows similar response
to glacial and interglacial cycles, that is, high in interglacial cycle and low in glacial cycle; but k and SIRM (reflecting more about coarse grain) lack the response to the climatic cycles. At the same time, S-ratio lacks the
correlation with aeolian dust record and rhythmic changes, indicating the dominant source of main magnetic carrier (low coercivity
magnetite) is the suspended matter instead of dust. The decreasing trend of sedimentation rate from west to east also reveals
that the sediments are mainly from west Luzon and adjacent land. Grain sizes first became coarse and then stable around 400
ka B.P., and at the same time all the magnetic contents lowered and amplitude of magnetic mineral changes increased. The magnetic
transition around 400 ka B.P. is simultaneous with the decreases of carbonate content, reflecting a global carbonate dissolution
event, i.e. mid Brunhes event. The synchronization of magnetic content and grain size with climatic cycles of glacials and
interglacials imply the validity of paleointesnityassisted chronology. Also, the response of rock magnetic signals to stable
oxygen isotope changes and carbonate variation reveals that rock magnetismmethod can be an effective tool for paleoclimatic
and paleoceanographic research.
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Translated from Quaternary Sciences, 2007, 27(6): 1040–1052 [译自 : 第四纪研究] 相似文献
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Magnetostratigraphic analyses of five sediment cores recovered from the Kolbeinsey Ridge area revealed consistent records
of several geomagnetic events linked with low relative palaeointensities within the past 300 ka. Interpretation of various
rock magnetic parameters clearly rule out the possibility that the recorded non-normal polarity directions are linked to a
deviating magnetomineralogical fraction or a distorted magnetic fabric. Therefore, these directions are interpreted as true
recordings of geomagnetic field variations. Hysteresis parameters and thermomagnetic measurements revealed pure pseudo single-domain
(PSD) magnetite with Curie temperatures of 580 °C as the dominant remanence carrier mineral. Due to the homogeneity of the
rock magnetic parameters, the sediments are also suitable for relative palaeointensity determinations. Oxygen-isotope stratigraphies
for two of the cores provided a time frame to estimate the age ranges for the recorded geomagnetic field variations. The obtained
record of ten events of up to 12 ka duration during the past 300 ka and the related record of relative palaeointensity indicate
a fairly dynamic character of the Earth's magnetic field, which is in clear contrast to published polarity time scales.
Received: 2 July 1998 / Accepted: 5 February 1999 相似文献
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Standardization of metal concentrations in sediments using regression residuals: an example from a large lake in Florida, USA 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
A new method of standardizing metal concentrations in sediments was tested on samples from Lake Miccosukee, a large karstic
lake in north Florida. Metal concentrations were analyzed in 222 sediment samples from 26 cores representing 9 sampling sites
in the lake. Measured sedimentation rates in the lake are low. Percent organic matter strongly increases upward in all the
cores. The C/N ratio remains constant throughout all the samples, with a mean value of about 13, regardless of depth or location.
All of the geochemical variables are at least approximately log-normally distributed; thus, log-log or semi-log scattergrams
were used and the data were log-transformed before statistical calculations were performed. Some elements (Mn, Zn, Hg, Cu,
and Ca) are primarily associated with the organic fraction; others (La, Cr, Sr, and Ba) are clearly related to the terrigenous
fraction; others show affinities for both fractions. Consequently, no bivariate scattergrams or plots of ratio versus depth
– commonly used for standardization by plotting or ratioing a reference element (such as Al) to an element of interest – were
found to be adequate for standardization of this dataset. The best method for standardization was found to be one based on
multivariate (trivariate) linear regression, using log Al and log C as the independent variables (reference elements representing
terrigenous and organic fractions, respectively), and the log of the element of interest as the dependent variable. Residuals
(deviations) from the best-fit linear surface were then plotted versus depth in the cores to accomplish the standardization.
The results indicate that, with the possible exception of Mn at two sites, there is little evidence of anthropogenic input
of trace elements to the lake, and most trace-element concentrations in the lake can be considered as valuable baseline information.
A significant finding is that different and erroneous conclusions might have been reached if other standardization methods,
not based on trivariate regression, had been employed.
Received: 28 August 1997 · Accepted: 24 November 1997 相似文献
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Eighty six gravity cores collected from the Pacific Ocean by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography have been logged for magnetic susceptibility using a simple and rapid technique. These logs fall into three types: Type 1 showing several highs and lows, Type 2 with a single-broad-hump, and Type 3 showing nearly constant susceptibility with depth. Type 1 cores are found to be mainly from sediment-trap (trenches) areas which are close to the active volcanoes and the high peaks probably correspond to a slump or deposition of volcanic material; these events occurred between 0·1 and 2·8 million years ago. Type 2 cores are by far the most common, (56 out of 86) and show a maximum deposition of magnetic material (i.e. crest region of the hump) in the range of 0·2 and 1·7 million years. The susceptibility during this period was about a factor of two higher for several cores compared to their respective values during the last 0·1 million years. Oceanwide deposition of volcanic material and/or the atmospherically transported dust rich in magnetic material (cosmic and/or terrestrial) by our planet can account for such an increase. A third possibility may be the change (decrease) in accumulation rates of the sediments during this period. In type 3 cores the susceptibility is almost constant with depth and these are randomly distributed (excluding the sediment trap areas) analogous to the case of type 2 cores. A high deposition rate in these areas can alter type 2 into type 3. It appears that the maximum of type 2 hump can act as a stratigraphic marker since type 2 cores are the most common ones and are widely distributed over the entire Pacific. 相似文献
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R VENKATACHALAPATHY S VEERASINGAM N BASAVAIAH T RAMKUMAR K DEENADAYALAN 《Journal of Earth System Science》2011,120(5):885-895
In this study, environmental magnetic, heavy metal and statistical analyses were conducted on 21 surface sediments collected
from Chennai coast, India, to examine the feasibility of heavy metal pollution using magnetic susceptibility. The Chennai
coastal sediment samples are dominated by ferrimagnetic minerals corresponding to magnetite-like minerals. The percentage
of frequency dependent magnetic susceptibility reflects the presence of super-paramagnetic/single domain magnetic minerals
in Chennai harbour, Cooum and Adayar rivers sediments. High pollution load index in sample E1, E2, CH7, C11, C12 and A16 is
mainly due to anthropogenic activities such as, harbour activities, Cooum and Adayar rivers input and industrial effluent.
Factor analysis shows that the magnetic concentration dependent parameters (χ, χ
ARM and SIRM) covary with the heavy metal concentrations, suggesting that the input of magnetic minerals and heavy metals in
Chennai coastal sediments are derived from the same anthropogenic sources. Strong correlation obtained between pollution load
index (PLI) and concentration dependent parameters (χ, χ
ARM and SIRM) for the polluted samples with magnetic susceptibility excess of 50×10 − 8 m3kg − 1. Significant correlations between heavy metals and magnetic susceptibility point out the potential of magnetic screening/monitoring
for simple and rapid proxy indicator of heavy metal pollution in marine sediments. 相似文献
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Two types of soil (fluvisols and anthrosols) were collected from different environmental settings (suburb and industrial area)
in Wuhan, central China, aiming to examine the applicability of magnetic mapping for heavy metal pollution of urban soil in
a large region. Magnetic measurements and chemical analysis indicated elevated magnetization and heavy metal concentrations
of topsoils in the industrial area. Magnetic susceptibility (χ), anhysteretic remanent magnetization (ARM) and saturation
isothermal remanent magnetization (SIRM) of fluvisols are much higher than those of anthrosols, but contrary for frequency-dependent
susceptibility, indicating that soil magnetism strongly depends on the soil type/condition. Predominant magnetic carrier in
topsoils in industrial area is pseudo-single-domain/multi-domain magnetite. Environmental scanning electron microscope/energy
dispersive X-ray examination of the magnetic extracts from these topsoils revealed abundant spherical particles with diameters
of 10–50 μm that are rich in iron-oxides, and could be attributed to the nearby industrial activities (e.g., steel work and
power generation). Significant correlations were observed between magnetic concentration-related parameters (e.g., χ, ARM
and SIRM) and concentrations of Cu, Pb, Zn, Hg and Tomlinson pollution load index. These results proposed that magnetic proxy
mapping of soil pollution is an effective, fast and inexpensive tool for delineation of heavy metal pollution. However, interpretation
of magnetic properties for such a purpose must be done on a site-specific basis, taking into account the possibilities of
pedogenic enhancement/depletion under the specific soil conditions. 相似文献
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Deep sea sediment cores taken between 50° and 75°N in the North Atlantic, in water depths varying between 1340 and 3850 m, were examined to provide an astronomically calibrated late Quaternary time-scale based on physical property records. Magnetic susceptibility and gamma ray attenuation porosity evaluator (GRAPE) density changes of these cores revealed significant responses to orbital forcing in the eccentricity (100 kyr), obliquity (41 kyr) and precessional (23, 19 kyr) bands. At 75°N (Greenland Sea), a response to obliquity forcing was weak despite the fact that it should become more pronounced in sediments at high latitudes. Application of bandpass filtering at the obliquity period (41 kyr), however, showed that variance at this period did exist in the magnetic susceptibility record, but at a very low power. At 50°N stacked curves of magnetic susceptibility correlated strongly with the SPECMAP curve for the past 500 ka. Since about 65 ka, dropstone layers are recorded in both magnetic susceptibility and GRAPE data of Rockall Plateau sediments. Although Rockall Plateau sediments show peaks in physical properties that correlate with Heinrich events (H1, H2, H4, H5, H6), such a relationship was not readily observed in Norwegian-Greenland Sea records. Heinrich events at Rockall Plateau sites indicate a northward flow of icebergs in the eastern North Atlantic. This flow pattern and the presence of Heinrich events during the past 65 ka raise the questions of whether similar events occurred before this time period, and to what kind of ice sheet dynamics and climatic-oceanographic conditions favoured major iceberg surges from the Laurentide ice sheet to the North Atlantic at 50°N. 相似文献
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Juan C. Bidegain Marcos A. E. Chaparro Débora C. Marié Sandra Jurado 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2011,62(4):847-855
Environmental pollution and its harmful consequences for the population’s health derived from coal production in the locality
of Ensenada (Argentina) is studied by magnetic and non-magnetic means. Coke is used for the production of industrial coal.
This is a final product obtained in petroleum refineries. Coke is a non-magnetic material showing values of magnetic susceptibility
close to zero. Conversely, the magnetic susceptibility of the coal released from factory chimneys is considerably enhanced
due to the building of magnetic fibers and spherules inside the furnace, used for coal production. Due to this property, the
magnetic content of coal can be used as environmental proxy for studying the environmental impact caused by coal industries
in urban areas. The values of magnetic susceptibility decrease as the distance from the contamination source increases. This
indicates that magnetic concentration is lower. The grain size of magnetic particles also decreases according to the distance,
which is seen when analyzing the grain size parameters. According to the different non-magnetic approaches applied, the particles
released by the industry, which affect the region, fall within the rank of breathable particles (<2.5 μm). Besides, inhalable
particles are also found (2.5–10 μm). Such determinations are consistent with inter-parametric ratios applied in the study
of grain sizes. The undesirable dust of the local coal industry also carries heavy metals which are dangerous for the population’s
health, like Zn, Cu, Pb and V. 相似文献
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Climatic sub-cycles recorded by the fourth paleosol layer at Luochuan on the Loess Plateau 总被引:3,自引:3,他引:0
The Chinese loess–paleosol succession, deep-sea sedimentary sequences and ice cores are the three types of paleoclimatic records. Measurements were made of the ancient climatic proxies of magnetic susceptibility, median diameter of grain size and content >40 μm, and the CaCO3 content of samples collected at 1 cm depth intervals in the fourth paleosol layer of the Luochuan loess-paleosol section on the Chinese Loess Plateau. Wavelet analysis of the data identified cycles of climate change, which were compared to the marine δ18O record of SPECMAP. The results showed that: (1) when the fourth paleosol layer was forming, the paleoclimate was relatively stable but five extreme climatic events were identifiable as occurring around 408, 381, 376, 368 and 361 kaBP; (2) two of these regional events differed from the global trend; (3) during marine isotope stage (MIS)11, the fourth paleosol layer of the Luochuan loess section recorded a regional quasi-19 ka climatic sub-cycle and (4) this sub-cycle was also reflected globally in the SPECMAP data indicating that, during MIS11, this sub-cycle was regionally and globally synchronized. 相似文献
10.
Marcos A. E. Chaparro Ana M. Sinito V. Ramasamy Claudia Marinelli Mauro A. E. Chaparro S. Mullainathan S. Murugesan 《Environmental Geology》2008,56(2):425-437
Rock-magnetic techniques have become a useful tool in environmental issues; in particular, magnetic studies constitute an
alternative way to study pollution in different media. The present contribution focuses on magnetic parameters as pollution
indicators, especially from their relationship with contents of heavy metals. The work was carried out in two Indian rivers
located in Tamil Nadu, southern India. Several sediment samples were collected and studied in the laboratory using magnetic
techniques, magnetic susceptibility, anhysteric remanent magnetization, isothermal remanent magnetization, and chemical techniques
to determine contents of heavy metals. Magnetic mineralogy indicates the predominance of ferrimagnetic minerals; although
magnetite-like minerals are the main magnetic carriers, antiferromagnetic minerals can be present as subordinate carriers.
Concentration-dependent magnetic parameters revealed noticeable differences between both rivers, e.g. magnetic susceptibility
is four times higher in Cauvery than in Palaru River. Moreover, such increase can be interpreted as “magnetic enhancement”
and therefore related to the pollution status. This magnetic enhancement indicated a different pollutant contribution in both
rivers, and also, a different spatial distribution along these rivers, where critical (or more polluted) sites were identified.
On the other hand, univariate and multivariate statistical analyses—e.g. PCoordA, Multifactorial Analysis of distance, PCA
and RDA—were examined, revealing a link between magnetic and chemical variables. Among magnetic parameters, the concentration-dependent
magnetic parameters (e.g. magnetic susceptibility) seem to be the most relevant for this study. 相似文献
11.
Magnetic enhancement of urban roadside soils as a proxy of degree of pollution by traffic-related activities 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
Detailed magnetic and geochemical measurements were performed on urban roadside soils collected from Lishui city, China, to
establish a possible link between the enhanced concentration of traffic-related magnetic particles and heavy metals. Relatively
higher magnetic susceptibility (mean: 124.1 × 10−8 m3 kg−1) and concentrations of metals (Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn) were observed for roadside soils. Concentration-dependent magnetic parameters
(χ and SIRM) are highly significantly positively correlated to the concentration of metals (Ca, Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, Pb, Fe,
and V), but not significantly correlated with As, Mn, Co, Mg, and K. The principal component analysis showed that χ and SIRM
significantly correspond to elements Ca, Cd, Cu, Pb, and Zn. The χ and SIRM also have significant linear correlation with
integrated pollution index, indicating that χ and SIRM can be used as effective proxy indicators for the pollution of heavy
metals. Magnetite in the pseudo-single-domain/multidomain (PSD/MD) grain size was identified as the dominant magnetic carrier
by temperature-dependent measurements of saturation magnetization (Ms–T curve), XRD and hysteresis loops. Field emission scanning
electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) analysis of the magnetic particles revealed the presence
of large traffic-related angular-subangular, blocky, and spherical iron oxide particles. These iron oxide particles are typical
for particles produced by traffic-related anthropogenic activities. It is concluded that vehicle emissions may be the major
source of elevated heavy metals and magnetic particles in roadside soils. The results proved the applicability of magnetic
method in detecting roadside pollution derived from vehicle emissions. 相似文献
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M. Borgheresi F. Di Benedetto A. Caneschi G. Pratesi M. Romanelli L. Sorace 《Physics and Chemistry of Minerals》2007,34(9):609-619
A magnetic and spectroscopic characterisation has been performed on a natural bornite sample from the Natural History Museum
of the University of Florence. The combination of magnetic measurements and continuous-wave electron paramagnetic resonance
(cw-EPR) spectroscopy at different temperatures and frequencies provided information about the distribution and valence states
of Cu and Fe in bornite. The studied sample was found to obey the Curie–Weiss law with a transition from a paramagnetic to
an antiferromagnetic phase at 64 K; its possible attribution to a disordered spin glass phase was ruled out by ac susceptibility
measurements. Q- and X-band cw-EPR measurements confirmed the presence of Fe(III) as fundamental valence state in bornite:
the single EPR line registered in the temperature range from 300 to 65 K can be assigned, in fact, to the Fe(III) single ions.
Some Cu(II) signals were revealed in the low temperature EPR spectra and attributed to an early stage of the surface alteration.
The width of the Fe(III) EPR spectrum, which hinders any characteristic spectral structure, can be ascribed to the exchange
interaction. The pure antiferromagnetic character of the magnetic transition confirms the ordering between Fe and Cu in the
bornite structure, at least at low temperature (≤70 K). Moreover, the relatively high Nèel temperature suggests the accepted
model of Collins et al.’s (Can J Phys 59:535–539, 1981) to conveniently explain the overall magnetic properties in the range 298–4 K. Despite the increasing of the susceptibility
in the paramagnetic range, in fact, the integrated EPR line area decreases by lowering the temperature, thus suggesting a
progressive rising of the antiferromagnetic interactions among next-nearest-neighbouring paramagnetic centres. 相似文献
13.
Tayel El-Hasan 《Environmental Geology》2008,54(1):23-29
This work is a complementary investigation to the earlier urban soil survey for a rapidly growing city of relatively high
traffic density. Therefore, it aims to apply the environmental magnetism approach to assess the roadside pollution at a known
polluted site. The used magnetic proxies are the initial magnetic susceptibility and saturation magnetization. The results
prove the applicability of this method in detecting roadside pollution. The shape and magnitude of the magnetic signals was
affected by the topography and prevailing wind direction that caused the magnetic peaks to be shifted accordingly. Particle
size was found to affect the magnetic material content, where sand size (63–150 μm) bears the highest magnetic signals relative
to smaller silt size (<63 μm). The magnetic anomalies coincided positively with heavy metal pollution in the studied site,
which might indicate that the magnetic materials serve as an effective proxy for the metallic pollution (i.e., Fe, Ni, Pb,
Cu, and Zn) originated mainly from vehicular sources. 相似文献
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Natalia Astudillo Pierrick Roperch Brian Townley Cesar Arriagada Annick Chauvin 《Mineralium Deposita》2010,45(1):23-41
El Teniente porphyry copper deposit, the world’s greatest intrusion-related Cu–Mo ore body, is hosted within basaltic–andesitic
volcanic and gabbroic rocks (mafic complex). This ore body is strongly affected by multiple events of alteration/mineralization
with pervasive potassic and chloritic alteration and coetaneous with associated copper mineralization. We present paleomagnetic
results obtained from oriented samples at four locations within the mine and from two drill cores, 200 and 400 m long, respectively.
Samples are representative of all the main hydrothermally altered rock units, with emphasis on the mafic host rock and dacitic
(Teniente dacite porphyry) and dioritic porphyry intrusions. Magnetic experiments [hysteresis loop, isothermal remanent magnetization
(IRM), k–T curves, thermal, and alternating field demagnetization] show the presence of prevailing magnetite. Microscope and SEM observations
show two families of magnetite, (a) large multidomain magnetite grains, associated with biotite and chlorite of various different
hydrothermal alteration events, and (b) abundant small to medium grain-size magnetite (<10 μm) contained within plagioclase,
either related to an early Na–Ca–Fe alteration or included within plagioclase during magmatic crystal growth. While the Teniente
dacite porphyry and the quartz diorite–tonalite have low magnetic susceptibility (<0.0005 SI) and low natural remanent magnetization
(NRM, 10−4–10−3 Am−1), the mineralized mafic host rocks have usually high susceptibility (>0.01 and up to 0.2 SI) with NRM in the range 0.1–2 Am−1. Most mafic complex rock samples have univectorial magnetizations during alternating field or thermal demagnetization. Within
the mine, the magnetic polarity is spatially distributed. In the northern part of the deposit, the Teniente dacite porphyry,
the associated hydrothermal breccias, and the hosting mafic complex record a reverse polarity magnetization, also observed
in the El Teniente sub-6 mine sector immediately to the east and southeast. In the eastern part of the deposit, a normal polarity
is observed for samples of the mafic complex from the two long drill cores. There is no evidence for superimposed magnetizations
of opposite polarities in samples of the mafic complex. Anhysteretic remanent magnetization (ARM) in a DC field of 40 μT and
NRM have similar magnitude and comparable behavior upon alternating field demagnetization. The well-defined strong remanent
magnetizations associated with high unblocking temperatures (>500°C) indicate an acquisition of remanent magnetization during
mineralization by circulating high temperature fluids related with ore deposition. Paleomagnetic results and the recorded
polarity zonation suggest multiple mineralization events occurred at El Teniente, each one with its own evolution stages,
superimposed within the district. These results indicate that a simplified broad four-stage model for El Teniente, as presented
and overly employed by many authors, divided in (1) late magmatic, (2) main hydrothermal, (3) late hydrothermal, and (4) posthumous
stage, does not recognize various short-lived single mineralization events, some superimposed and some distinctly separated
in time and space. There is no paleomagnetic evidence for post-mineralization deformation 相似文献
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The physical properties of young stellar objects are studied as functions of the initial spatial distributions of the gas
surface density Σ and angular velocity Ω in pre-stellar cores using numerical hydrodynamic simulations. Two limiting cases
are considered: spatially homogeneous cores with Σ = const and Ω = const and centrally concentrated cores with radius-dependent
densities Σ ∝ r
−1 and Ω ∝ r
−1. The degree of gravitational instability and protostellar disk fragmentation is mostly determined by the initial core mass
and the ratio of the rotational to the gravitational energy, and depends only weakly on the initial spatial configuration
of pre-stellar cores, except for the earliest stages of evolution, when models with spatially homogeneous cores can be more
gravitationally unstable. The accretion of disk matter onto a protostar also depends weakly on the initial distributions of
Σ and Ω, with matter from the collapsing core falling onto the disk at a rate that is slightly higher in models with spatially
homogeneous cores. An appreciable dependence of the disk mass, disk radius, and the disk-to-protostar mass ratio on the initial
density and angular velocity profiles of the parent core is found only for class 0 young objects; this relationship is not
systematic in the later I and II stages of stellar evolution. The mass of the central protostar depends weakly on the initial
core configuration in all three evolutionary stages. 相似文献
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Detailed magnetic measurements and geochemical analyses were performed on 114 sediment samples collected from the East Lake,
Wuhan city, China, to establish a possible link between the enhanced concentration of anthropogenic magnetic particles and
heavy metals with known sources. Relatively higher magnetic susceptibility values (mass-specific, χ, >150 × 10−8 m3 kg−1) were observed for samples near the pollution sources: e.g. the Wuhan Iron and Steel Company (WISC), the Qingshan Thermal
Power Plant (QTPP), the banks (driveways) of the lake and near the sightseeing route of yachts on the lake. Moreover, χ is positively correlated to the concentration of Pb (correlation coefficient r = 0.682), but negatively or weakly correlated with both Zn and Cu. In contrast, anhysteretic remanent magnetization (ARM)
is significantly correlated with these major heavy metals (r = 0.645 for Zn–ARM, 0.699 for Pb–ARM and 0.841 for Cu–ARM, respectively), which indicate that ARM serves a better indicator
for the pollution of heavy metals in this lake. Thermomagnetic analysis combined with magnetic hysteresis measurements revealed
that magnetites in the pseudo-single-domain/multidomain grain-size regions are dominant. Scanning electron microscopy and
energy dispersive X-ray examinations of the magnetic extracts showed that these Fe-rich particles have different morphologies:
orange-peel structure, hollow structure with adhered smaller particles, Zr-rich melted-like irregular particles, pear-shaped
spherules and spherules with slick surfaces. These features are typical for particles produced by anthropogenic activities.
Because of the genetic relationship between the environmental setting of the East Lake and the nearby pollution sources, this
study suggests that in situ magnetic surveys are sensitive to evaluate the environmental pollution on the lake bottom. 相似文献
17.
Magnetic properties and heavy metal content of landfill leachate sludge samples from two municipal solid waste disposal sites
near Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, and their correlation with heavy metals are studied in the present work. Leachate was
found to be sufficiently magnetic with mass-specific magnetic susceptibility that varies from 64.8 to 349.0 × 10−8 m3 kg−1. It is, however, less magnetic than the soils around the landfill sites. The magnetic minerals are predominantly pseudo-single
domain and multidomain magnetite. Leachate samples from the older but inactive disposal site, Jelekong, are found to be more
magnetic than that from Sarimukti, the younger and active site. The enhancement of leachate due to the soil-derived ferrimagnetic
particles is possibly the same for both Sarimukti and Jelekong. The fact that strong correlation between magnetic parameters
and heavy metals is observed in Jelekong but is absent in Sarimukti suggests that the use of magnetic measurement as a proxy
measurement for heavy metal content in leachate is plausible provided that the magnetic susceptibility exceeds certain threshold
value. Moreover, the accumulation of magnetic minerals and heavy metals in leachate might depend on the activity and the age
of landfill site. 相似文献
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Correlation between magnetic susceptibility and heavy metals in urban topsoil: a case study from the city of Xuzhou, China 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
Anthropogenic influence, mainly due to urban and industrial activities and traffic exhaust, may affect urban topsoil via atmospheric contamination and solid waste. Magnetic susceptibility measurements were conducted on 21 urban topsoil samples from the city of Xuzhou, China. High intensities of magnetic susceptibility were detected in the majority of the samples. SEM analysis shows that magnetic minerals are in the form of spherules and mainly due to anthropogenic inputs. The heavy metals Pb, Cu, Zn, Se, Sc, Mo, Fe, and Bi show strong correlations with magnetic susceptibility, and Ag, Ba, Cd, Ni, Cr, Sb, and Sn, on the other hand, show a weak correlation with magnetic susceptibility. Whereas, of these metals studied, only Hg has no significant correlation with the susceptibility. The Tomlinson pollution load index (PLI) also shows significant correlation with the susceptibility (χ). The present study shows that magnetic susceptibility is a fast, inexpensive, and non-destructive method for the detection and mapping of contaminated soils. 相似文献
19.
The Basque country magnetic anomaly follows a NW–SE trend over the Basque country (northern Spain) with intensities up to
250 nT measured at 3000 m above sea level. The paired negative part of the anomaly is located to the north and presents intensities
down to –60 nT. A model of the magnetic properties of the crust in the area, taking into account previous geological and geophysical
data, indicates a wedge of material with a magnetic susceptibility of 0.07 SI emplaced along a NE-directed basal thrust. The
anomalous wedge is composed of basic and/or ultrabasic Cretaceous intrusives and lower crustal rocks, and reaches a minimum
depth which increases towards the northwest from 5–7 to 12 km. According to previous works, geological features of the rocks
on top of the anomalous wedge indicate that during the Cretaceous this zone constituted a deep marine environment which underwent
important crustal thinning related to rifting. The transition towards the southwest was to a normal continental platform.
Alpine deformation gave rise to displacement on a basal thrust, which can be correlated with the lower contact of the magnetic
wedge, and emplacement of this wedge towards the northeast. The southeastern termination of the anomaly can be related to
the lateral termination of the basic rocks which constitute the anomalous wedge in a transform fault related to the rifting
event.
Received: 30 January 1995 / Accepted: 9 February 1996 相似文献