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(2020) What can We Learn from REE Abundances in Clinopyroxene and Orthopyroxene in Residual Spinel Peridotites?
Liang Y, Ji Z & Liu B
https://doi.org/10.46427/gold2020.1548
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Yan Liang
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Zejia Ji
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Zejia Ji
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Submitted by Jingao Liu on Saturday 20th June 22:50
Hi Prof. Liang, I like your work. It makes more sense to consider bulk rocks rather than cpx itself as it may experience subsolidus redistribution/equilibriation. I guess that fits pristine peridotites that experienced little metasomatism, right? Have you considered the pressure effect if the melting starts at higher pressure at the garnet stability and later the mantle emplaces to lower pressures? Thanks, Jingao
Hi Prof. Liang, I like your work. It makes more sense to consider bulk rocks rather than cpx itself as it may experience subsolidus redistribution/equilibriation. I guess that fits pristine peridotites that experienced little metasomatism, right? Have you considered the pressure effect if the melting starts at higher pressure at the garnet stability and later the mantle emplaces to lower pressures? Thanks, Jingao
Submitted by Steven Shirey on Wednesday 24th June 19:41
Very nice presentation. Sort of following up on Jingao's question, I would guess this type of careful treatment would be very sensitive to the effects of metasomatism both cryptic and modal. In fact, I wonder if this approach might not be an excellent way to examine metasomatism. Have you tried this angle?
Very nice presentation. Sort of following up on Jingao's question, I would guess this type of careful treatment would be very sensitive to the effects of metasomatism both cryptic and modal. In fact, I wonder if this approach might not be an excellent way to examine metasomatism. Have you tried this angle?
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