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Solidus of alkaline carbonatite in the deep mantle

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Litasov, Konstantin
Shatskiy, Anton
Ohtani, Eiji
Yaxley, Gregory

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Geological Society of America Inc

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Minor amounts of alkalies (Na and K) can reduce drastically the solidus temperatures of carbonated silicate mantle, by as much as 400-500 °C. Low-degree melting of carbonated peridotite and eclogite at pressures of 3-10 GPa produces Na- and K-bearing car

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2037-12-31