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EEPS Colloquium: Astrid Holzheid

Thursday, October 12 | 11:30 AM

Rudolph Hall, 301
Scott Rudolph Hall, St. Louis, MO 63105, USA

The Fate of PGE During Mantle Melting

Opposing trends of the Platinum Group Element (PGE) pattern of primitive mantle melts and of peridotite-xenoliths are observed worldwide. The most likely processes of PGE fractionation during mantle melting will be discussed in due consideration of various physico-chemical interaction processes between coexisting silicate, solid sulfide and liquid sulfide phases. It is possible to link the distinct different PGE pattern of primitive mantle melts and of peridotite-xenoliths to ‘simple’ mantle melting processes.

Hosted by: Katharina Lodders and Bruce Fegley

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Speaker Information
Astrid Holzheid, Professor of Experimental and Theoretical Petrology, Kiel University, Germany
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