Refined technique for susceptibility resolution into ferromagnetic and paramagnetic components based on susceptibility temperature-variation measurement

The measurement of the temperature variation of magnetic susceptibility can be used for the separation of ferromagnetic and paramagnetic susceptibility components. The method suggested by Hrouda (1994) assumes a hyperbolic dependence of paramagnetic, susceptibility and constant ferromagnetic susceptibility in the temperature interval used for the separation. Our new method works with a paramagnetic hyperbola again, but assumes that the ferromagnetic susceptibility temperature variation is represented by a linear relationship in the resolution interval, as indicated by the investigation of monomineralic ferromagnetic fractions.