JK Russell, KU Hess… - Reviews in Mineralogy …, 2022 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Viscosity is the single most important physical property governing the formation, transport and eruption of naturally occurring silicate melts and magmas. Silicate melt viscosity is of …
Porcelain stoneware traditionally contains low Fe 2 O 3 (< 1 wt.%), limiting research on iron's effects beyond coloration to date. However, recent changes in the supply chain induced a …
Iron and water content substantially affect the physical properties of natural silicate melts and may, therefore, influence magmatic and volcanic processes such as crystallization …
The iron coordination, its oxidation state (Fe 2+/Fe tot.), and alkali ratio [Na/(Na+ K)] greatly influence the structure and thus the viscosity of volcanic melts, which is known to play a key …
Iron oxidation state affects the physical properties and structure of natural melts and, ultimately, magmatic and volcanic processes such as magma transport and eruptive style …
The incorporation of iron into peralkaline silicate glasses significantly impacts their structural and thermal properties. Here we investigate how addition of iron influences the network …
We present new viscosity measurements of a synthetic silicate system considered an analogue for the lava erupted on the surface of Mercury. In particular, we focus on the …
Résumé Peralkaline silicic extrusive rocks are an important component of the volcanological record. Here we review several aspects of their formation and evolution, including the …
Peralkaline rhyolites, associated with extensional tectonic settings, are medium to low viscosity magmas that often produce eruptive styles ranging from effusive to highly explosive …