Kelyphite textures experimentally reproduced through garnet breakdown in the presence of a melt phase

Kelyphite textures experimentally reproduced through garnet breakdown in the presence of a melt phase
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DOI:
10.1093/petrology/egac110
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发表时间:
2022-10
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
I. Ezad;D. Dobson;A. Thomson;E. Jennings;S. Hunt;J. Brodholt
I. Ezad;D. Dobson;A. Thomson;E. Jennings;S. Hunt;J. Brodholt
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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作者:
I. Ezad;D. Dobson;A. Thomson;E. Jennings;S. Hunt;J. Brodholt

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Complex multiphase reaction rims that form during garnet breakdown are known as kelyphite coronae and are common amongst exhumed mantle xenoliths. It has long been established that a reaction of garnet and olivine produces kelyphite corona consisting of spinel and pyroxenes, and that preservation of high-pressure garnet cores requires sufficiently rapid uplift of material through the spinel lherzolite stability field from depths of at least 60 km. We present new high-pressure, high-temperature experiments of garnet breakdown in the spinel-lherzolite stability field demonstrating that a series of cascading reactions can reproduce the multilayer, multiphase kelyphites seen in nature. In all experiments where breakdown occurred, a melt appears to have moderated the reactions towards equilibrium; we believe this to be the first experimental confirmation of the importance of such melts in garnet breakdown reactions. In our experiments at least three distinct zones of concentric kelyphite growth can occur at a single pressure, temperature condition; we suggest, therefore, that such kelyphites seen in natural samples do not have to be caused by a multistage uplift path as is often assumed. Kelyphitic coronae surrounding garnet have previously been used to estimate uplift rates, however, the lack of kinetic data for relevant exhumation reactions has limited their use for PTt pathway estimations and the understanding of emplacement mechanisms. In order to constrain accurate PTt pathways we use reaction rim thickness as a proxy for reaction progress and present preliminary results for the kinetics of garnet breakdown.