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Formation of ultrafine-grained magnetite in soils.
The magnetic properties of certain soils indicate the widespread presence of ultrafine-grained magnetite, even where there is no detrital input of magnetite. This suggests that in situ formation of magnetite can occur under soil-forming conditions. Schwertmann and Taylor have stated, however, that m
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