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7/2/2015 ADS 2.0 ­ Russell, K.: Dissolved, Exsolved and Re­dissolved H2O in Volcanology: Rheology, Glass Transition, and Thermodynamics http://labs.adsabs.harvard.edu/adsabs/abs/2012AGUFM.V23G..04R/ 1/2 ADS 2 ADS Classic Mirrors  Home  Search  Feedback  Help  Tour this Page Log in/Sign up 2012AGUFM.V23G..04R Export in ADS Classic in BibTeX in AASTeX in EndNote Analyze for this abstract: Metrics Abstract References Citations Co­Reads Similar Articles Graphics Table of contents Dissolved, Exsolved and Re­dissolved H2O in Volcanology: Rheology, Glass Transition, and Thermodynamics Russell, K. ( Dept Earth & Ocean Sci, Univ British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada; ); kennedy, B. ( Geological Sciences, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand; ); Giordano, D. ( Scienze della Terra, Universita' degli Studi di Torino, Torino, Italy; ); Friedlander, E. A. ( Dept Earth & Ocean Sci, Univ British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada; ) show affiliations American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2012, abstract #V23G­04 Published in Dec 2012 All natural magmas originate with dissolved H2O. All such magmas degas during transport and eruption. The presence, abundance, and state of H2O in magmas control phase relations and the transport properties of melts and magmas. For example, dissolved H2O lowers viscosity, lowers glass transition temperatures (Tg), and controls the temperature and nature of crystallization. The effects of exsolved water are also substantial in terms of modifying the bulk transport properties of the magma, facilitating egress of volatiles and, thus, promoting crystallization. Of great interest is the coupling this component (H2O) creates between the thermodynamic processes (i.e. cooling, crystallization, vesiculation) and the properties (i.e. density, viscosity) controlling the mechanical behaviour (i.e. flow and fracture) of magma during transport and eruption. The coupling allows for strong feedbacks between system variables. The component H2O also has a retrograde solubility in silicate melts wherein H2O solubility in the melt increases with decreasing T. Here, we explore some of the consequences of retrograde solubility of H2O for volcanic systems using a new preliminary

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7/2/2015 ADS 2.0 ­ Russell, K.: Dissolved, Exsolved and Re­dissolved H2O in Volcanology: Rheology, Glass Transition, and Thermodynamics http://labs.adsabs.harvard.edu/adsabs/abs/2012AGUFM.V23G..04R/ 2/2 experimental dataset. These data establish the 1­atmosphere solubility limits of H2O in silicic melt at volcanic temperatures and are complementary to the growing literature on the low pressure (<50 MPa) solubility of volatiles in silicate melts (e.g., Behrens et al. 2009; DiMatteo et al. 2004; Liu et al. 2005; Zhang 1999). We specifically look at the implications of these data, especially the retrograde solubility limits, for welding of pyroclastic deposits (e.g. ignimbrites, conduit fill, fall out). The cessation of welding and compaction processes in pyroclastic deposits is reached when deposits cool below Tg. However, the fact that H2O has a retrograde solubility means that inter­ and intraclast water will be resorbed by vitric pyroclasts as the deposit cools (regardless of load). This has the immediate consequence of reducing the viscosity of the pyroclasts and, more importantly, reducing Tg. The reduction in pyroclast viscosity facilitates sintering, welding and compaction processes. The reduced Tg, due to resorbed H2O, extends the T­time window for porosity reduction via viscous flow. Variations in welding intensity can, therefore, be an expression of the competition between cooling of the deposit and the re­hydration of vitric pyroclasts during cooling driven by retrograde solubility of H2O. In essence, the temperature of the cooling deposit chases a descending Tg; once the deposit temperature catches and drops below Tg, viscous deformation processes are quenched. This allows for the H2O contents of vitric pyroclasts to preserve higher water contents that they had at the time they erupted. The analysis of the relationships between eruptive, emplacement and glass transition temperatures are discussed further. References Cited: Behrens H. et al. 2009: Am Min 94, 105­120. Di Matteo V. et al. 2004: Chemical Geology 213, 187­196. Liu Y et al. 2005: . J Volc Geotherm Res 143, 219­235. Zhang Y 1999: Rev Geophys 37, 493­516. Keywords: Free Keywords: [8411] VOLCANOLOGY / Thermodynamics; [8439] VOLCANOLOGY / Physics and chemistry of magma bodies; [8445] VOLCANOLOGY / Experimental volcanism No Suggested Articles for this paper.       © The SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System The ADS is operated by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory under NASA Grant NNX12AG54G Terms and Conditions Mirrors Feedback FAQ Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Privacy Notice Smithsonian Terms of Use NASA Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Harvard University Feedback

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