X-ray spectroscopy and magnetism in mineralogy

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The objective of this paper is to present the kind of information that can be gained in the field of mineralogy from the use of x-ray magnetic spectroscopies. We review some of the questions that are unsettled and that could benefit from an interdisciplinary approach where magnetism, spectroscopy and mineralogy could be mixed. Most of the attention is focused on iron and some other 3d transition elements. The mineralogy of planetary cores and its relation with known meteorites are exemplified. The various oxide phases in the mantle and the nature of iron in these phases is also underlined. The presence of transition elements in insulating minerals and its relation with macroscopic properties such as the color of gemstones are reviewed. Finally an introduction to paleomagnetism is given with a special attention to nanomaghemites. © 2006 Springer.

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Sainctavit, P., Brice-Profeta, S., Gaudry, E., Letard, I., & Arrio, M. A. (2006). X-ray spectroscopy and magnetism in mineralogy. Lecture Notes in Physics. Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-33242-1_14

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