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Tin isotope fractionation in arc magmas controlled by degassing and slab input
DOI:10.1016/j.gca.2026.03.047.png)
Abstract
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As a redox-sensitive and volatile-chalcophile tracer, Sn isotopes provide unique insights into the origin and transport mechanisms of Sn at convergent margins, yet the drivers of their fractionation remains poorly understood due to a lack of integrated spatial and process-oriented studies. We present high-precision Sn isotopic compositions of lavas (pumices) and hydrothermal products and clinopyroxene-inferred H2O concentrations from Whakaari (arc-front) and Taranaki (rear-arc) in the Kermadec- Hikurangi subduction system.
Keywords:
Tin isotopes
Arc magmas
Degassing
Slab input
Subduction system
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