On the possibility of determining the thermodynamic temperature of colloid solutions by the nuclear magnetic resonance method

A new method of determining the thermodynamic temperature of colloid solutions placed onto a sealed glass vessel is considered; the method is based on measurements of the magnetic susceptibility in flowing liquid by the magnetic nuclear resonance method. Experimental results show that the Curie law holds for colloid solutions in the temperature range of 278–333 K, in which ferrofluid cells prepared based on these solutions are used.