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NEW CALIBRATION OF INFRARED MEASUREMENT OF DISSOLVED WATER IN RHYOLITIC GLASSES

Youxue Z.; Belcher R.; Ihinger P.D.; Liping W.; Zhengjiu X.; Newman S. (1997)

This paper presents a new calibration for infrared analyses of dissolved water and its species concentrations in rhyolitic glasses. The new calibration combines infrared/manometry measurements and infrared study of hydrous ...
THE INFLUENCE OF BULK COMPOSITION ON THE SPECIATION OF WATER IN SILICATE GLASSES

Silver L.A.; Ihinger P.D.; Stolper E. (1990)

Infrared spectroscopy was used to determine the concentrations of molecular water and hydroxyl groups in hydrous rhyolitic, orthoclasic, jadeitic, and Ca-Al-silicate glasses synthesized by quenching of melts from elevated ...
THE ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF HYDROGEN IN NOMINALLY ANHYDROUS MANTLE MINERALS

Bell D.R.; Ihinger P.D. (2000)

The common, nominally anhydrous minerals of the Earth's mantle are an important reservoir for hydrogen in the Earth's interior due to their ability to incorporate hydroxyl in trace quantities. We present measurements of ...
THE SPECIATION OF DISSOLVED WATER IN RHYOLITIC MELT - PRELIMINARY RESULTS

Ihinger P.D.; Zhang Y.; Stolper E.M. (1999)

Concentrations of water molecules and hydroxyl groups have been measured in rhyolitic glasses with 0.5% to 5.0% H2Ot using infrared spectroscopy at room temperature. The glasses were cooled at ~102C/s after having been ...

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