Extended Data Fig. 5: Variation in oxygen fugacity for the intrinsic model. | Nature Geoscience

Extended Data Fig. 5: Variation in oxygen fugacity for the intrinsic model.

From: Mantle wedge oxidation from deserpentinization modulated by sediment-derived fluids

Extended Data Fig. 5: Variation in oxygen fugacity for the intrinsic model.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Intrinsic deserpentinization oxygen fugacity conditions (a) relative to the FMQ buffer, Δlog10fO2[FMQ] and in absolute values (b) for a representative metaserpentinite (sample Al98-05a, see Supplementary Table 1) in a pressure-temperature space. Yellow dots are pressure-temperature deserpentinization conditions at the slab surface for a worldwide compilation of subduction zones83,84, geographically located in (c). (d) Difference between the slab surface intrinsic deserpentinization and the mantle wedge oxygen fugacity (expressed as Δlog10fO2[FMQ]) along the 1000 °C isotherm for the DMM (solid line) and ultradepleted mantle (red dashed line), see also Extended Data Fig. 7, right panels.

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