Oxygen isotope variations in magmatic differentiation processes of the volcanic rocks in Japan
Oxygen isotope variations in magmatic differentiation processes of the volcanic rocks in Japan
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日本火山岩岩浆分异过程中的氧同位素变化
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1973
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通讯作者:
Hitoshi Sakai
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作者:
Y. Matsuhisa;O. Matsubaya;Hitoshi Sakai
The 18O/16O ratios were analyzed for 35 volcanic rocks from the Izu-Hakone region, Oki-Dogo Island, Asama Volcano and Kiso-Ontake Volcano in the Japanese Islands. The 18O-enrichment in magma during crystallization differentiation is recognized in every rock series. The magnitude of solid-liquid isotope fractionation in the magma of tholeiite series is similar to that of alkali rock series, while the apparent isotope fractionation of calc-alkali rock series is larger than that of the above two series. The δ18O value of the tholeiite magma in the Izu- Hakone region is +5.7‰ relative to SMOW, which suggests its origin from the fresh upper mantle material. The primary magma of the calc-alkali rock series in Asama Volcano is assumed to have the δ18O value similar to or slightly higher than that of the Izu-Hakone primary magma. The alkali rock series of Oki-Dogo Island in the continental side of the island arc is by 1‰ heavier than the Izu-Hakone rock suite. This may imply that Oki-Dogo rock series might have exchanged their oxygen with 18O-rich crustal materials, or they might have originated from somewhat 18O-rich upper mantle material.