Experimental study on the solubility of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine, orthopyroxene and spinel solid solutions
Abstract Experiments have been performed on the system MgO-$ SiO_{2} $-Cr-O at 0–2.88 GPa and 1100–1450°C, focusing on the stability of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine (Ol), orthopyroxene (Opx) and spinel (Sp) and its partitioning between these phases. Analytical reagent grade chemicals, MgO, $ SiO_{2} $, $...
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Experimental study on the solubility of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine, orthopyroxene and spinel solid solutions |
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Abstract Experiments have been performed on the system MgO-$ SiO_{2} $-Cr-O at 0–2.88 GPa and 1100–1450°C, focusing on the stability of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine (Ol), orthopyroxene (Opx) and spinel (Sp) and its partitioning between these phases. Analytical reagent grade chemicals, MgO, $ SiO_{2} $, $ Cr_{2} $$ O_{3} $, and Cr were used to make starting mixtures. Excess Cr (50%) was then added in these mixtures to ensure that the resultant phases were in equilibrium with the metal Cr. Flux of BaO + $ B_{2} $$ O_{3} $ (%) was added for facilitating experimental equilibrium and crystal growth. Cr was used as capsule material. All phases in the product were identified by X-ray and analyzed by electron microprobe. The contents of CrO in the different phases (Ol, Opx and Sp) were calculated according to stoichiometry. The obtained results of calculation indicate that $ Cr^{3+} $ in Ol and Opx is negligible. The experimental results show: (a) with increasing temperature and decreasing pressure, $ Cr^{2+} $ solubility in Ol, Opx and Sp increases; (b) with increasing temperature, the partitioning coefficient of Mg and $ Cr^{2+} $ between Ol and Opx decreases, that between Opx and Sp increases, and that between Ol and Sp remains almost unchanged; (c) the effect of pressure on all partitioning coefficients is negligible. © Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences 1997 |
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Abstract Experiments have been performed on the system MgO-$ SiO_{2} $-Cr-O at 0–2.88 GPa and 1100–1450°C, focusing on the stability of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine (Ol), orthopyroxene (Opx) and spinel (Sp) and its partitioning between these phases. Analytical reagent grade chemicals, MgO, $ SiO_{2} $, $ Cr_{2} $$ O_{3} $, and Cr were used to make starting mixtures. Excess Cr (50%) was then added in these mixtures to ensure that the resultant phases were in equilibrium with the metal Cr. Flux of BaO + $ B_{2} $$ O_{3} $ (%) was added for facilitating experimental equilibrium and crystal growth. Cr was used as capsule material. All phases in the product were identified by X-ray and analyzed by electron microprobe. The contents of CrO in the different phases (Ol, Opx and Sp) were calculated according to stoichiometry. The obtained results of calculation indicate that $ Cr^{3+} $ in Ol and Opx is negligible. The experimental results show: (a) with increasing temperature and decreasing pressure, $ Cr^{2+} $ solubility in Ol, Opx and Sp increases; (b) with increasing temperature, the partitioning coefficient of Mg and $ Cr^{2+} $ between Ol and Opx decreases, that between Opx and Sp increases, and that between Ol and Sp remains almost unchanged; (c) the effect of pressure on all partitioning coefficients is negligible. © Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences 1997 |
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Abstract Experiments have been performed on the system MgO-$ SiO_{2} $-Cr-O at 0–2.88 GPa and 1100–1450°C, focusing on the stability of $ Cr^{2+} $ in olivine (Ol), orthopyroxene (Opx) and spinel (Sp) and its partitioning between these phases. Analytical reagent grade chemicals, MgO, $ SiO_{2} $, $ Cr_{2} $$ O_{3} $, and Cr were used to make starting mixtures. Excess Cr (50%) was then added in these mixtures to ensure that the resultant phases were in equilibrium with the metal Cr. Flux of BaO + $ B_{2} $$ O_{3} $ (%) was added for facilitating experimental equilibrium and crystal growth. Cr was used as capsule material. All phases in the product were identified by X-ray and analyzed by electron microprobe. The contents of CrO in the different phases (Ol, Opx and Sp) were calculated according to stoichiometry. The obtained results of calculation indicate that $ Cr^{3+} $ in Ol and Opx is negligible. The experimental results show: (a) with increasing temperature and decreasing pressure, $ Cr^{2+} $ solubility in Ol, Opx and Sp increases; (b) with increasing temperature, the partitioning coefficient of Mg and $ Cr^{2+} $ between Ol and Opx decreases, that between Opx and Sp increases, and that between Ol and Sp remains almost unchanged; (c) the effect of pressure on all partitioning coefficients is negligible. © Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences 1997 |
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