Crystal uptake into aphyric arc melts: insights from two-pyroxene pseudo-decompression paths, plagioclase hygrometry, and measurement of hydrogen in olivines from mafic volcanics of southwest Japan.
Crystal uptake into aphyric arc melts: insights from two-pyroxene pseudo-decompression paths, plagioclase hygrometry, and measurement of hydrogen in olivines from mafic volcanics of southwest Japan.
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非非晶弧熔体中的晶体吸收:来自双辉石伪减压路径、斜长石湿度测量以及日本西南部镁铁质火山橄榄石中氢的测量的见解。
DOI:
10.1144/sp385.3
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2014
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Miyoshi M. Tamura Y. Hsieh H. and Yurimoto H.
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Zellmer G. F.;Sakamoto N.;Iizuka Y.;Miyoshi M. Tamura Y. Hsieh H. and Yurimoto H.
Minerals of mafic rocks from the SW Japan arc have been studied to deduce P–T–X H2O conditions and their variations in mafic arc magmas. Two-pyroxene thermobarometry of magmas from several volcanoes yields constant temperatures and variable pressures. MELTS fractional crystallization modelling is employed to show that such ‘pseudo-decompression paths’(PDPs) are artefacts that derive from uptake of pyroxene antecrysts formed at a range of crustal levels by isobaric cooling of previously intruded mafic melts. It is shown that PDPs can be used to constrain oxygen fugacities and initial water contents of the intruded magmas. These constraints, and plagioclase hygrometry, indicate that initial melt H 2 O contents change systematically along the SW Japan arc. Direct determination of hydrogen in olivine by secondary ion mass spectrometry yields consistently low olivine H 2 O contents of 11±4 ppm (1σ), with little, if any, along-arc variations. MELTS modelling indicates that crystallization of calcic plagioclase and olivine dominantly occurs during upper crustal differentiation of mafic melts. The combined data indicate that aphyric melts are released from the mantle wedge, taking up most if not all crystals from previously intruded plutonic rocks during rapid magma ascent to the surface.