Original paper

Molybdenum and boron isotopic evidence for carbon-recycling via carbonate dissolution in subduction zones

Volume: 278, Pages: 340 - 352
Published: Jun 1, 2020
Abstract
Subduction zones are critical sites for carbon cycling between Earth’s surface and interior. However, how subducted carbon is released and transferred to the surface is not well understood, especially regarding the role of slab-derived fluids in the deep carbon cycle. Here we report Mo and B isotopic data for the Silurian normal arc andesites and adakitic andesites from the Chinese North Tianshan, which represent partial melts of fluid-modified...
Paper Details
Title
Molybdenum and boron isotopic evidence for carbon-recycling via carbonate dissolution in subduction zones
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
278
Pages
340 - 352
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