Solubility of enstatite forsterite in H2O at deep crust/upper mantle conditions: 4 to 15 kbar and 700 to 900°C

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  • ROBERT C. NEWTON
  • CRAIG E. MANNING
چکیده

Ten reversed brackets of aqueous silica concentration in equilibrium with enstatite (Mg2Si2O6) and forsterite (Mg2SiO4) were determined at 700 to 900°C and 4.35 to 14 kbar. Silica solubilities were measured by a weight loss-weight gain method and by approaching equilibrium from higher and lower silica concentrations. Both single-crystal and fine-grained synthetic enstatite and forsterite starting material were used, as well as low-Fe natural minerals. Results for all three kinds of starting material were concordant. Silica concentrations buffered by enstatite forsterite at 10 kbar increase from 0.16 moles/kg H2O (m) at 700°C to 0.50 m at 900°C, but show only small variation with pressure in the range 7 to 14 kbar. The ratio XS /XS , where XS Q is the mole fraction of aqueous SiO2 (S) in equilibrium with quartz (Q) from Manning (1994), and XS FE is the corresponding mole fraction in equilibrium with forsterite (F) and enstatite (E) at the same P and T, from 1 to 15 kbar and 700 to 900°C is described by

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تاریخ انتشار 2002