Effects of chemical environment on the solubility and incorporation mechanism for hydrogen in olivine

Keyphrases

• Olivine 100%
• Chemical Effect 100%
• Chemical Environment 100%
• Incorporation Mechanism 100%
• Solubility Mechanism 100%
• Annealing 66%
• Orthopyroxene 50%
• I-band 50%
• Oxygen Fugacity 33%
• Hydrogen Ion 33%
• Hydrogen Solubility 33%
• Magnesiowüstite 33%
• Oxygen Interstitials 33%
• Upper Mantle 16%
• Solid State 16%
• Operative 16%
• Heat Treatment 16%
• Geological Conditions 16%
• Wave number 16%
• Absorption Bands 16%
• Total Pressure 16%
• Hydrogen Concentration 16%
• Hydrothermally 16%
• Infrared Spectra 16%
• Singly Charged 16%
• Point Defect Model 16%
• Hydrogen Fugacity 16%
• Olivine Structure 16%
• High-temperature Annealing 16%
• Lattice Defects 16%
• Annealing Studies 16%
• Infrared Band 16%
• Point Defect Concentration 16%
• Maximum Solubility 16%
• Hydrothermal Annealing 16%
• Pre-annealing 16%
• Naturally-derived 16%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Fugacity 100%
• Orthopyroxene 100%
• Point Defect 100%
• Magnesiowustite 66%
• Hydrogen Ion 66%
• Upper Mantle 33%
• Infrared Radiation 33%
• Crystal Defect 33%
• Heat Treatment 33%
• Absorption 33%

Material Science

• Annealing 100%
• Point Defect 75%
• Heat Treatment 25%
• Crystal Defect 25%
• Absorption Spectra 25%