Partitioning of Hf, Lu, Ti, and Mn between olivine, clinopyroxene and basaltic liquid
Partitioning of Hf, Lu, Ti, and Mn between olivine, clinopyroxene and basaltic liquid
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Hf、Lu、Ti 和 Mn 在橄榄石、单斜辉石和玄武岩液体之间的分配
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1987
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T. Dunn
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AbstractThe crystal/liquid partition coefficients of Lu, Hf, Ti, Mn and Ca have been measured between olivine, clinopyroxene and basaltic melt. The Ti, Mn, and Ca partition coefficients were determined at natural abundance levels. The Lu and Hf partition coefficients were determined at doping levels ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 wt% “trace element” as oxide in order to allow analysis by electron microprobe. Olivine/liquid partition coefficients for Lu, Hf, Ti, Mn, and Ca were determined at 1 bar and temperatures from 1150 to 1177° C. Clinopyroxene/liquid partition coefficients were determined for Lu, Hf, Ti, and Mn at pressures of 10, 15, and 20 kbars and temperatures from 1250 to 1290° C.The olivine/liquid partition coefficients of Hf, Lu, Ti, and Ca are small. D(Hf-ol) is zero within the analytical uncertainty. Both D(Lu-ol) and D(Mn-ol) decrease with increasing temperature, but D(Ti-ol) and D(Ca-ol) are constant over the narrow temperature range studied. The partition coefficient results are summarized below.T°C115011671177D(Lu-ol)0.081±0.0270.065±0.0340.045±0.009D(Ti-ol)0.017±0.0040.018±0.0060.015±0.006D(Ca-ol)0.035±0.0020.034±0.0030.034±0.003D(Mn-ol)1.53±0.061.42±0.081.38±0.04
The clinopyroxene/liquid partition coefficients for Lu and Hf are considerably larger. D(Hf-cpx) and D(Lu-cpx) both decrease with increasing temperature and pressure. D(Ti-cpx) and D(Mn-cpx) are independent of temperature and pressure within the analytical uncertainty. The clinopyroxene/liquid distribution coefficients are:T°C1250126512751290P(kbar)10151520D(Hf-cpx)0.035±0.020.30±0.020.33±0.070.26±0.02D(Lu-cpx)0.61±0.040.55±0.070.57±0.040.50±0.05D(Ti-cpx)0.42±0.040.35±0.050.43±0.070.40±0.06D(Mn-cpx)0.85±.0.130.91±0.140.88±0.130.81±0.21
Fractional melting calculations, using the distribution coefficients determined in this study and data from the literature, show that the observed variation in176Hf/177Hf in basaltic lavas can be explained by small degrees of partial melting of a simple mantle containing only major phases (ol, opx, cpx).