Estimation of cooling of lavas from Serocki volcano

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author Grove, Timothy L
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contents A dynamic crystallization study was undertaken to provide a framework for linking the textural variations observed in the Hole 648B lavas with the size and morphology of cooling units inferred from drilling and submersible observation. The textures produced in cooling rate experiments carried out using a Serocki lava (ALV-1690-20) are comparable to the groundmass textural characteristics of lavas from Serocki volcano. The results of the dynamic crystallization study provide a quantitative link between texture, cooling rate, and eruption temperature. The maximum half-width of cooling units estimated from textural characteristics is on the order of 3 m, a value consistent with constraints from drilling and submersible observation. Textural characteristics indicate that the temperature from which cooling began was slightly above the liquidus. The relation between cooling rate and texture are also tested on a drill core sample of basalt of similar composition from a 9-m-thick flow in DSDP Hole 396B.
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spellingShingle Estimation of cooling of lavas from Serocki volcano
Grove, Timothy L
109-648B; Alv_dive_1690; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Joides Resolution; Leg109; Mid-Atlantic Ridge; North Atlantic Ocean; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP; Serocki Volcano
A dynamic crystallization study was undertaken to provide a framework for linking the textural variations observed in the Hole 648B lavas with the size and morphology of cooling units inferred from drilling and submersible observation. The textures produced in cooling rate experiments carried out using a Serocki lava (ALV-1690-20) are comparable to the groundmass textural characteristics of lavas from Serocki volcano. The results of the dynamic crystallization study provide a quantitative link between texture, cooling rate, and eruption temperature. The maximum half-width of cooling units estimated from textural characteristics is on the order of 3 m, a value consistent with constraints from drilling and submersible observation. Textural characteristics indicate that the temperature from which cooling began was slightly above the liquidus. The relation between cooling rate and texture are also tested on a drill core sample of basalt of similar composition from a 9-m-thick flow in DSDP Hole 396B.
title Estimation of cooling of lavas from Serocki volcano
topic 109-648B; Alv_dive_1690; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Joides Resolution; Leg109; Mid-Atlantic Ridge; North Atlantic Ocean; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP; Serocki Volcano
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.745880