An anisotropic equation of state for solid solutions, with application to plagioclase

SUMMARY This paper presents a framework for building anisotropic equations of state for solid solutions. The framework satisfies the connections between elastic and thermodynamic properties required by Maxwell’s relations. It builds on a recent anisotropic equation of state for pure phases under small deviatoric stresses, adding a dependence on a vector $\boldsymbol {n}$, whose components $n_i$ contain the molar amounts of independent end-members in the solid solution. These end-members may have distinct chemical compositions, site species occupancies or electronic spin states. The high albite-anorthite (C$\bar{\text{1}}$) plagioclase solid solution is used to illustrate the formulation.

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Geophysical Journal International
Published
2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggae365
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2
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CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions
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An anisotropic equation of state for solid solutions, with application to plagioclase

Robert Myhill
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Geophysical Journal International
CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions
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An anisotropic equation of state for solid solutions, with application to plagioclase

Robert Myhill
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SUMMARY This paper presents a framework for building anisotropic equations of state for solid solutions. The framework satisfies the connections between elastic and thermodynamic properties required by Maxwell’s relations. It builds on a recent anisotropic equation of state for pure phases under small deviatoric stresses, adding a dependence on a vector $\boldsymbol {n}$, whose components $n_i$ contain the molar amounts of independent end-members in the solid solution. These end-members may have distinct chemical compositions, site species occupancies or electronic spin states. The high albite-anorthite (C$\bar{\text{1}}$) plagioclase solid solution is used to illustrate the formulation.

Geophysical Journal InternationalVol. 239(3)
University of Bristol (GB)
Sight Research UK, Natural Environment Research Council, Science and Technology Facilities Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 41%
CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions
0.41
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