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Monitoring oxygen fugacity conditions in pre-, syn- and postcaldera magma chamber of Nisyros volcano, Aegean island arc, Greece

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Monitoring oxygen fugacity conditions in pre-, syn- and postcaldera magma chamber of Nisyros volcano, Aegean island arc, Greece

Auteurs : Karen St. Seymour [Canada] ; Andrée. Lalonde [Canada]

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Abstract: The magmatic oxygen fugacities of the pre-, syn-, and postcaldera products of the Quaternary volcano of Nisyros in the Aegean Volcanic Arc, eastern Mediterranean Sea, have been measured from analyzed compositions of titaniferous magnetite-ilmenite equilibrium pairs. Quench temperatures in the precaldera rhyodacitic flows range from 877 to 836°C and oxygen fugacities from −11.4 to −11.8 log units. One sample of the climactic pumice displays average quench temperatures of 853°C with fO2 of −11.7 log units. Crystallization temperatures of the dacitic domes that intercept the Nisyros caldera range from 843 to 804°C while oxygen fugacities range from −11.4 to −12.1 log units. The rocks of the Nisyros volcano record no significant change in oxygen fugacity relative to buffer curves immediately prior, during and after the caldera-forming event. This is surprising given the considerable potential for interaction between the magmas and atmospheric oxygen during caldera collapse and the concomitant massive exsolution of volatiles. However, the Nisyros fugacity data may not be atypical of stratovolcanoes with products of similar composition and histories of caldera-forming events. We speculate that only in the volcanoes where caldera collapse coincides with magma-meteoric water interaction do the climactic or early postcaldera units show anomalously high oxygen fugacities.

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