Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism

Subduction of sediments has had little influence on bulk rock, mineralogical and redox compositions. Fluid infiltration is the most significant driver in mass transfer and mineralogical changes are localised to lithological contacts and shear zones. The sediments are likely to have little influence...

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Main Author: Hayes, Sarah Louise
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/68271
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description Subduction of sediments has had little influence on bulk rock, mineralogical and redox compositions. Fluid infiltration is the most significant driver in mass transfer and mineralogical changes are localised to lithological contacts and shear zones. The sediments are likely to have little influence on the redox state of the sub-arc mantle. The lack of decarbonation suggests that CO2 could potentially be sequestered in the deep mantle on the timescale of millions to billions of years.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-682712018-05-25T01:15:32Z Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism Hayes, Sarah Louise Subduction of sediments has had little influence on bulk rock, mineralogical and redox compositions. Fluid infiltration is the most significant driver in mass transfer and mineralogical changes are localised to lithological contacts and shear zones. The sediments are likely to have little influence on the redox state of the sub-arc mantle. The lack of decarbonation suggests that CO2 could potentially be sequestered in the deep mantle on the timescale of millions to billions of years. 2017 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/68271 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Hayes, Sarah Louise
Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title_full Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title_fullStr Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title_full_unstemmed Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title_short Subduction of Elements with Variable Oxidation State: Effects on the Source of Arc Magmatism
title_sort subduction of elements with variable oxidation state: effects on the source of arc magmatism
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/68271