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The effect of high-pressure metasomatism on the boron isotope signature of subducted oceanic crust in the Raspas Complex (Ecuador)NARA Subscribed
Boron abundances and B isotopic compositions of well-characterized blueschists and eclogites from the Raspas Complex (Ecuador) were analyzed to improve the use of boron as a tracer for recycling at convergent margins. The MORB-type eclogite interacted with internally-derived fluids released from metabasalt during the transition from blueschist to eclogite, with input from sediments. During metasomatism, B was gradually leached...
High-temperature boron partitioning and isotope fractionation between basaltic melt and fluidNARA Subscribed
In the last two decades, boron has gained significance as a geochemical tracer in mantle studies, particularly related to fluid-mediated processes. In our investigation, we explore how boron and its stable isotopes distribute between basaltic melt and hydrous fluid under conditions relevant to magmatic degassing in the shallow crust (1000–1250 °C, 150–250 MPa). We utilized a synthetic MORB-like composition with added boric-aci...
Mechanisms of metasomatic reactionsNARA Subscribed
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