Geochemical constraints on coupled assimilation and fractional crystallization involving upper crustal compositions and continental tholeiitic magma

Title: Geochemical constraints on coupled assimilation and fractional crystallization involving upper crustal compositions and continental tholeiitic magma
Creator: Marsh, Julian S
Date: 2002
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/140432
Identifier: vital:37888
Identifier: https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-821X(89)90021-6
Description: The commonly analyzed trace elements in tholeiites can be subdivided into three groups depending on their sense of enrichment or depletion in upper continental crust in relation to fractional crystallization. Lithophile incompatible elements are enriched in crustal rocks and by fractional crystallization, whereas compatible transition elements such as Ni and Cr are depleted. A small third group comprising Ti, V, Fe, and sometimes P, enrich with crystallization but are depleted in the crust.
Format: 11 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Marsh, J.S., 1989. Geochemical constraints on coupled assimilation and fractional crystallization involving upper crustal compositions and continental tholeiitic magma. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 92(1), pp.70-80., Earth and Planetary Science Letters volume 92 number 1 70 80 February 1989 0012-821X
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