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Insights into the long-standing controversy over sound velocities in lizardite
Serpentine minerals are abundant H-bearing phases in the upper mantle and play a central role in water transport in subduction zones. Lizardite is the low-temperature polymorph expected in cold slabs and shallow serpentinized mantle. Using an ab initio thermoelastic framework combining density-funct
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