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First in situ measurement of sulfur speciation under high pressure using synchrotron X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Abstract The chemical speciation of sulfur in aqueous fluids and silicate melts is a controlling factor in magmatic-hydrothermal processes on Earth. However, this speciation is poorly understood because many sulfur chemical species cannot be preserved in fluids and melts during cooling and decompres
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