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• W2195087649 abstract "Disequilibrium melting arises when the kinetics of chemical exchange between a residual mineral and partial melt is sluggish compare to the rate of melting. To better understand the role of a finite crystal–melt exchange rate on trace element fractionation during mantle melting, we have developed a disequilibrium melting model for partial melting in an upwelling steady-state column. We use linear kinetics to approximate crystal–melt mass exchange rate and obtain simple analytical solutions for cases of perfect fractional melting and batch melting. A key parameter determining the extent of chemical disequilibrium during partial melting is an element specific dimensionless ratio (ε) defined as the melting rate relative to the solid–melt chemical exchange rate for the trace element of interest. In the case of diffusion in mineral limited chemical exchange, ε is inversely proportional to diffusivity of the element of interest. Disequilibrium melting is important for the trace element when ε is comparable to or greater than the bulk solid–melt partition coefficient for the trace element (k). The disequilibrium fractional melting model is reduced to the equilibrium perfect fractional melting model when ε is much smaller than k. Hence highly incompatible trace elements with smaller mobilities in minerals are more susceptible to disequilibrium melting than moderately incompatible and compatible trace elements. Effect of chemical disequilibrium is to hinder the extent of fractionation between residual solid and partial melt, making the residual solid less depleted and the accumulated melt more depleted in incompatible trace element abundances relative the case of equilibrium melting. Application of the disequilibrium fractional melting model to REE and Y abundances in clinopyroxene in abyssal peridotites from the Central Indian Ridge and the Vema Lithospheric Section, Mid-Atlantic Ridge revealed a positive correlation between the disequilibrium parameter ε and the degree of melting, which can be explained by an increase in melting rate and a decrease in REE diffusion rate in the upper part of the melting column. Small extent of disequilibrium melting for LREE and equilibrium melting for HREE in the upper part of the melting column can explain the elevated LREE abundances or spoon-shaped REE patterns in clinopyroxene in more refractory abyssal peridotites. The latter has often been attributed to melt refertilization." @default.
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• W2195087649 title "Simple models for disequilibrium fractional melting and batch melting with application to REE fractionation in abyssal peridotites" @default.
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• W2195087649 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gca.2015.10.020" @default.
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