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    Water Speciation in Anatolian Obsidian : Quenched Magmatic Water vs. Low Temperature Hydration

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    Date
    2009-07-22
    Author
    Conde, Giselle
    Advisor(s)
    Ihinger, Phillip D.
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    Abstract
    Supervolcano eruptions represent some of the most dramatic events in the geologic history of our planet. They form as a result of volatile exsolution from a viscous silica-rich melt structure. As water is the dominant volatile released in these eruptions, it is essential that we understand the solubility and speciation of water in felsic melt. This study provides micro-FTIR analyses on a suite of 30 obsidian flows from Anatolia.
    Subject
    Supervolcanoes--Turkey
    Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.--Research
    Obsidian--Inclusions
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    Hydration rind dating
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/35578
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    Color poster with text, images, maps, and graphs (Spring 2009)
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