The temperature dependent studies of single capsules are summarized in Figure . Similar to the Figure , we scale m of GC to that of PCC and both relate to the standard mass of 30 mg. Importantly, for this measurement the GC has been kept in the pumped SQUID chamber for nearly 5 h to somehow saturate the dehydration of the gelatin. There are two major features of these results: Magnetic data are normalized between themselves and a related standard mass of 30 mg. The magnitude of the paramagnetic shift of m at low temperatures is expressed as an equivalent "loss of mass" of the capsules, m. The capsules are harness-free mounted in a diameter-reduced straw, as explained in Section 2.2.