Sulphide–sulphate stability and melting in subducted sediment and its role in arc mantle redox and chalcophile cycling in space and time

Volume: 470, Pages: 73 - 86
Published: May 9, 2017
Abstract
The redox budget during subduction is tied to the evolution of oxygen and biogeochemical cycles on Earth's surface over time. The sulphide–sulphate couple in subducted crust has significant potential for redox and control on extraction of chalcophile metals from the arc mantle. We derive oxygen buffers for sulphide–sulphate stability ('SSO buffers') using mineral assemblages in subducted crust within the eclogite facies, and examine their...
Paper Details
Title
Sulphide–sulphate stability and melting in subducted sediment and its role in arc mantle redox and chalcophile cycling in space and time
Published Date
May 9, 2017
Volume
470
Pages
73 - 86
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