Mantle Geochemistry¶
Hofmann, A. W. (1997). Mantle Geochemistry: The Message from Oceanic Volcanism. Nature, 219-229.
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- Signature-Borne Provenance
- Atmospheric science. Air masses are classified by humidity and temperature signatures acquired in their source region, with isotopic and aerosol signatures refining long-range transport inference. Geochemistry. Isotopic ratios distinguish mantle reservoirs and identify which source supplied an erupted lava, surviving partial melting if it can be modelled.
This sourceCanonical account of using isotopic ratios to fingerprint mantle reservoirs and identify the source of erupted lavas, the signature surviving partial melting if it can be modelled.
- Atmospheric science. Air masses are classified by humidity and temperature signatures acquired in their source region, with isotopic and aerosol signatures refining long-range transport inference. Geochemistry. Isotopic ratios distinguish mantle reservoirs and identify which source supplied an erupted lava, surviving partial melting if it can be modelled.
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