Evidence of sub-arc mantle oxidation by sulphur and carbon

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Evidence of sub-arc mantle oxidation by sulphur and carbon Rielli et al. Evidence of sub-arc mantle oxidation by sulphur and carbon Figure 4 Oxygen fugacity of orogenic peridotites. Variation in fO2 with depth is reported for a model depleted mantle (green line) and the stability of carbonate vs. graphite/diamond is shown by the EMOD/G (blue line). Dashed line is a regression line at pressures where it was not possible to directly calculate fO2­. … Figure 4 Oxygen fugacity of orogenic peridotites. Variation in fO2 with depth is reported for a model depleted mantle (green line) and the stability of carbonate vs. graphite/diamond is shown by the EMOD/G (blue line). Dashed line is a regression line at pressures where it was not possible to directly calculate fO2­. fO2­ for UGL01 is represented by green dots and the green bold line represents the variation range. BDN03 fO2­ is reported in yellow while in orange is the fO2­ of metasomatised orogenic peridotites from Malaspina et al. (2009) and Malaspina et al. (2010). Literature data have been recalculated using the Miller et al. (2016) oxybarometer. An error bar for the fO2 is reported in the lower right-hand side of the diagram. Rielli et al. (2017) Geochem. Persp. Let. 3, 124-132 | doi: 10.7185/geochemlet.1713 © 2017 European Association of Geochemistry