Mineral–melt partition coefficients and the problem of multiple substitution mechanisms: insights from the rare earths in forsterite and protoenstatite
Abstract
A trace element may substitute into a mineral by more than one substitution mechanism, complicating the thermodynamic description of its partition coefficients. In order to understand this phenomenon better, the mineral/melt partition coefficients for all 14 rare earth elements (REE) plus Y and Sc were measured experimentally for coexisting forsterite and protoenstatite in the system CaO–MgO–SiO2 ± Al2O3 ± TiO2 at 1406 °C and atmospheric...
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Title
Mineral–melt partition coefficients and the problem of multiple substitution mechanisms: insights from the rare earths in forsterite and protoenstatite
Published Date
Nov 25, 2019
Volume
175
Issue
1
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