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Universal Interatomic Potentials with DFT for Understanding Orbital Localization in Polydimethylsiloxane-Amorphous Silica Nanocomposites. [PDF]

ACS Omega
Farmer C, Medina H.
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Low Cu/Ag in continental crust and slab melts

, 2019
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Widespread slab melting in modern subduction zones [PDF]

Earth and Planetary Science Letters
It is still a matter of intense debate to what extent partial melting of the subducting slab contributes to arc magmatism in modern subduction zones. In particular, it is difficult to differentiate between silicate melts formed by partial melting of the ...
Martijn Klaver, Gene Yogodzinski, Capucine Albert   +2 more
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Hafnium isotope evidence for slab melt contributions in the Central Mexican Volcanic Belt and implications for slab melting in hot and cold slab arcs

Chemical Geology, 2014
This study presents evidence that Quaternary frontal arc calc-alkaline lavas from Central Mexican Volcanic Belt (CMVB) contain contributions from partial melts of the subducting garnet-bearing eclogitic oceanic crust and sediment, based on chemical and Hf–Nd isotope data.
Yue Cai, Steven L Goldstein, Charles H Langmuir   +2 more
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The Melting of Finite Slabs

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1960
An approximate method, known as the heat-balance integral, is used to determine the melting rate of a finite slab which is initially at a uniform temperature below the melting point. The slab is acted upon by a constant heat input at one face and has its other face either insulated or kept at its initial temperature.
Theodore R. Goodman, John J. Shea
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Oceanic slab-top melting during subduction: Implications for trace-element recycling and adakite petrogenesis

, 2020
Arc volcanism and trace-element recycling are controlled by the devolatilization of oceanic crust during subduction. The type of fluid—either aqueous fluids or hydrous melts—released during subduction is controlled by the thermal structure of the ...
D. Hernández‐Uribe, J. D. Hernández‐Montenegro, K. Cone, R. Palin   +3 more
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Tottori earthquakes and Daisen volcano: Effects of fluids, slab melting and hot mantle upwelling

Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2018
Dapeng Zhao, Xin Liu, Yuanyuan Hua
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Experimentally determined distribution of fluorine and chlorine upon hydrous slab melting, and implications for F–Cl cycling through subduction zones

, 2015
International audienceFluorine and chlorine are volatile elements known to be enriched in primitive arc magmas, and variations of F/Cl ratios can carry information about slab devolatilization processes.
G. V. D. Bleeken, K. Koga
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The thermal effect of fluid circulation in the subducting crust on slab melting in the Chile subduction zone

Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2016
Glenn A Spinelli, Ikuko Wada, Jiangheng He   +2 more
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