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Acoplamiento de deformación y deshidratación por antigorita en experimentos de alta presión

Lisa Eberhard¹, Mattia Luca Mazzucchelli², Stefan Markus Schmalholz²

¹Department of Earth Sciences, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Contributions to mineralogy and petrology. Beitrage zur Mineralogie und Petrologie

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Resumen

La deformación, no la temperatura o la composición, desencadena la deshidratación de los antigoritos en las zonas de subducción. La concentración de tensión aumenta localmente la energía interna de la antigorita, permitiendo la liberación de fluidos e influyendo en los procesos geoquímicos y geofísicos.

Área de la Ciencia:

Geoquímica
La geofísica
Física de los minerales

Sus antecedentes:

La deshidratación de la antigorita es una reacción clave en las zonas de subducción, que afecta a los procesos geoquímicos y geofísicos.
Comprender los impulsores de la deshidratación de la antigorita es crucial para modelar la dinámica de la zona de subducción.

Objetivo del estudio:

Investigar el inicio de la deshidratación por antigorito.
Identificar los parámetros químicos y físicos que impulsan la liberación de fluido de la antigorita.
Determinar el papel de la deformación en la deshidratación de los antigoritos.

Principales métodos:

Los experimentos de Griggs hidrostáticos y coaxiales en las serpentinitas antigoritas.
Experimentos bajo alta presión y temperatura (1,5 GPa, 620 670 °C).
Análisis de los productos de ejecución y simulaciones numéricas de acoplamiento de la cinética de reacción y la velocidad de trabajo mecánico.

Principales resultados:

La deshidratación por antigoritos se limitó a las muestras deformadas.
Olivina y ortopiróxeno de tamaño nano formados en bandas oblicuas de deshidratación.
La deshidratación relacionada con la deformación fue respaldada por simulaciones numéricas.
La concentración de tensión aumenta localmente la energía interna de la antigorita, lo que permite la deshidratación.

Conclusiones:

La deformación, más que las heterogeneidades mineralógicas o químicas o los gradientes de temperatura, es el principal impulsor de la deshidratación de la antigorita.
Los procesos mecánicos y químicos acoplados son esenciales para comprender la deshidratación de la antigorita.
Este estudio proporciona un marco mecanicista para la deshidratación de antigoritos inducida por la deformación en las zonas de subducción.

Palabras clave:

Deformación El experimento de Griggs Acoplamiento HMC hidromécnico y químico Tasa de trabajo mecánico Cinética de la reacción Deshidratación por serpentina

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