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600 9500 0 SI(58.96)AL(26.46)FE(5.17)MG(2.81)CA(0.19)NA(1.81)K(3.70)O(170.255)H(60)O(28.28) * Shaw(1955) L62 Theriak-Domino Input: File THERIN Temperature.

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1 600 9500 0 SI(58.96)AL(26.46)FE(5.17)MG(2.81)CA(0.19)NA(1.81)K(3.70)O(170.255)H(60)O(28.28) * Shaw(1955) L62 Theriak-Domino Input: File THERIN Temperature Pressure 0: short output(stable assemblage) 1: long output(composition, considered phases, solution models, stable assemblage, activities of all considered phases.) *

2 25 O AL BA C CA CL CO CU F FE H K MN MG NA NI P S SI SR TI ZN ZR B E 15.99940 26.98154 137.32700 12.01100 40.07800 35.45270 58.93320 63.54600 18.99840 55.84700 1.00794 39.09830 54.93085 24.30500 22.98977 58.69000 30.97362 32.06600 28.08550 87.62000 47.88000 65.39000 91.22400 10.81000 1.00000 0.0 1.5 1.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 1.0 1.0 0.5 1.0 1.0 0.0 2.0 1.0 2.0 1.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 prologue elements atomic weight oxygen no. of elements used if formula contains O(?) Theriak-Domino Input: The database

3 25 O AL BA C CA CL CO CU F FE H K MN MG NA NI P S SI SR TI ZN ZR B E 15.99940 26.98154 137.32700 12.01100 40.07800 35.45270 58.93320 63.54600 18.99840 55.84700 1.00794 39.09830 54.93085 24.30500 22.98977 58.69000 30.97362 32.06600 28.08550 87.62000 47.88000 65.39000 91.22400 10.81000 1.00000 0.0 1.5 1.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 1.0 1.0 0.5 1.0 1.0 0.0 2.0 1.0 2.0 1.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 ***... MINERAL DATA... ***... GAS DATA... ***... SOLUTION DATA... ***... MARGULES... ***... COMMENTS...) Blocks (line begins with ***) prologue Theriak-Domino Input: The database

4 ****MINERAL DATA***** from RG Berman (J.Petrology, v.29, 1988) feldspar ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 2ALBI SPC ABSAL ST -3701276.00 -3921618.20 224.4120 10.083 1.00000 C1 393.63574 -2415.498 -7892826.000 1070636032. 0.00000 V1 2.63072032 0.00032407 -0.19446932 0.00048611 0.00000000 D1 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 K-FELDSPAR K(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Kfs KSPR ST -3747058.00 -3970790.78 214.1451 10.869 1.00000 C1 381.37231 -1941.045 -12037252.000 1836425472. 0.00000 V1 1.51450750 0.00054850 -0.18045110 0.00051120 0.00000000 D1 282.98291 -4831.37500 3620706.00000 0.00000 0.00000 D2 -0.15733 0.00003 298.15000 1436.15000 410629.63000 ANORTHITE AL(2)CA(1)SI(2)O(8) An 2ANOR ST -4002668.00 -4228730.47 200.1861 10.075 1.00000 C1 439.36938 -3734.149 0.000 -317023232. 0.00000 V1 1.09181141 0.00041985 -0.12724268 0.00031762 0.00000000 ***** SOLUTION DATA ***** FSP (EXT,MARGULES) ALBITE K-FELDSPAR ANORTHITE Block: Mineral data Block: Solution data Theriak-Domino Input: The database

5 **** MINERAL DATA **** ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 12gj nameformulaabbrevcode Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****MINERAL DATA****

6 nameformulaabbrevcode ST -3701276.00 -3921618.20 224.4120 10.083 1.00000 ∆fGo∆fGo ∆fHo∆fHo SoSo VoVo **** MINERAL DATA **** ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 12gj Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****MINERAL DATA****

7 nameformulaabbrevcode ST -3701276.00 -3921618.20 224.4120 10.083 1.00000 ∆fGo∆fGo ∆fHo∆fHo SoSo VoVo C1 393.63574 -2415.498 -7892826.000 1070636032. 0.00000 k1k1 k4k4 k3k3 k8k8 **** MINERAL DATA **** ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 12gj Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****MINERAL DATA****

8 nameformulaabbrevcode ST -3701276.00 -3921618.20 224.4120 10.083 1.00000 ∆fGo∆fGo ∆fHo∆fHo SoSo VoVo C1 393.63574 -2415.498 -7892826.000 1070636032. 0.00000 k1k1 k4k4 k3k3 k8k8 SPC ABSAL COM BRUCITE[1] PERICLASE[-1] special case Combination of phases **** MINERAL DATA **** ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 12gj Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****MINERAL DATA****

9 GAS PHASE (IDEAL) CARBON DIOXIDE STEAM OXYGEN CARBON MONOXYDE name of solution phase endmembers models:IDEAL SITE EXT Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SOLUTION DATA****

10 H-FELDSPAR (IDEAL,MARGULES) H-ALBITE H-SANIDINE keywords:MARGULES - models:IDEAL SITE EXT name of solution phase endmembers Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SOLUTION DATA****

11 GARNETS (IDEAL,MARGULES)3 M(3):Ca,Mg,Fe GROSSULAR Ca,Ca,Ca PYROPE Mg,Mg,Mg ALMANDINE Fe,Fe,Fe keywords:MARGULES - models:IDEAL SITE EXT name of solution phase endmembers optional multiplicity site information optional, if model ≠ SITE Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SOLUTION DATA****

12 OMPH (-SITE,MARGULES)1/2 M1a(2):Ca,Mg,Fe,Al - M1b(2):Ca,Mg,Fe,Al diopside Ca,Mg - Ca,Mg jadeite Al,Al - Al,Al hedenbergite Ca,Fe - Ca,Fe omphacite Al,Al - Ca,Mg keywords:MARGULES - models:IDEAL SITE EXT name endmembers with site occupancies optional multiplicity site information optional, if model ≠ SITE Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SOLUTION DATA****

13 FSP (IDEAL,MARGULES) M(1):Na,K,Ca sanidine K 1.0 0 0 high-albite Na 0.643 0 0 anorthiteC1 Ca 1.0 0 0 keywords:MARGULES - models:IDEAL SITE EXT name coefficients for the asymmetric van Laar model, according to Holland and Powell (2002). site information optional, if model ≠ SITE Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SOLUTION DATA****

14 ***** MARGULES PARAMETERS ***** H-ALBITE - H-SANIDINE 112 32098.8 16.1356 0.46903 0 0 122 26470.9 19.3807 0.38702 0 0 W H W S W V W Cp k (X H-ALBITE ) 2. X H-SANIDINE X H-ALBITE. (X H-SANIDINE ) 2 Theriak-Domino Input: Block ***MARGULES PARAMETERS***

15 ***** SOLUTION DATA ***** BIO (-SITE) M2(2):Mg,Fe - M1(1):Mg,Fe,Al - T2(2):Al,Si PHLOGOPITE Mg,Mg - Mg - Al,Si ANNITE Fe,Fe - Fe - Al,Si SIDEROPHYLLITE Fe,Fe - Al - Al,Al EASTONITE Mg,Mg - Al - Al,Al ***** SITEMARG ***** * BIO M2 - Mg,Fe 12769.0 10.200 -.060 M1 - Mg,Fe 6384.6 5.100 -.030 M1 - Mg,Al -6520.0 -18.977 0.000 M1 - Fe,Al 27270.1 29.983 0.000 W H W S W V Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****SITEMARG****

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17 600 9500 0 SI(58.96)AL(26.46)FE(5.17)MG(2.81)CA(0.19)NA(1.81)K(3.70)O(170.255)H(60)O(28.28) * Shaw(1955) L62 0: short output(stable assemblage) 1: long output(composition, considered phases, solution models, stable assemblage, activities of all considered phases.) * use nameformulaabbrevcode Theriak-Domino Input: File THERIN Theriak-Domino Input: Block ****MINERAL DATA**** **** MINERAL DATA **** ALBITE NA(1)AL(1)SI(3)O(8) Ab 12gj

18 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A Phase2BC Phase3C Phase4AC Phase5 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

19 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BC Phase3C Phase4AC Phase5 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

20 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3C Phase4AC Phase5 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

21 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4AC Phase5 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

22 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

23 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFM Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

24 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CB In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

25 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

26 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 *1,2,3,4,5 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

27 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 *1,2,3,4,5 *,QFM1,2,3,4,5,6 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

28 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 *1,2,3,4,5 *,QFM1,2,3,4,5,6 AB,QFM,CB1,2,4,6,7 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

29 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 *1,2,3,4,5 *,QFM1,2,3,4,5,6 AB,QFM,CB1,2,4,6,7 ABC,CB1,2,3,4,5,7 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

30 CODEUSEConsidered phases Phase1A A1,4 Phase2BCB2 Phase3CC2,3,4 Phase4ACAB1,2,4 Phase5AC1,2,3,4 Phase6*QFMBC2,3,4 Phase7*CBABC1,2,3,4 *1,2,3,4,5 *,QFM1,2,3,4,5,6 AB,QFM,CB1,2,4,6,7 ABC,CB1,2,3,4,5,7 A,CB1,4,7 In THERIN inputIn database Theriak-Domino Input: USE and CODE

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