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LEGENDE
lien hiérarchique (hyperonyme, hyponyme)
lien partitif
stockage de l’eau dans
lien cause-effet
lien effet-cause
processus
lien spatial
lien temporel
objet d’étude affectée par la présence d’hydrogène dans l’olivine
polymorphe
Les termes en rouge font l’objet d’une fiche courte dans le dictionnaire
terminologique et les termes en bleu font l’objet d’une fiche longue.
Les termes soulignés font l’objet d’une arborescence développée.
Earth’s water budget:
Earth’s water reservoir*
external reservoir
volatile
components
in the
atmosphere
oceans
lakes
external reservoir
hydrosphere
rivers
water tables
glaciers
*Il peut s’agir à la fois d’un lien hiérarchique et d’un lien partitif car les réservoirs interne et externe sont deux types de
réservoir mais on peut également dire que les réservoirs d’eau sur Terre se composent d’un réservoir interne et d’un
réservoir externe.
internal reservoir
mantle
crust
+
upper mantle
core
transition
zone
lower mantle
lithosphere
continental
lithosphere
sediments
oceanic
lithosphere
•as a –OH radical
minerals
fluid
•as H+ ion
•as H2O mole
nominally
anhydrous
minerals
nominally
hydrous
minerals
…
serpentine
garnet
mica
pyroxene
…
olivine
periclase
amphibole
majorite
orthopyroxene
clinopyroxene
ringwoodite
wadsleyite
Hydrogen’s entrance in the mantle
hydrothermalism
oceanic lithosphere hydration
subduction
hydrogen enters
the mantle
hydrogen
ascent
hydrogen injection into
the internal reservoir
hydrogen
release at 150
km depth
hydrogen
diffusion in
minerals
diffusion of hydrogen in minerals
nominally hydrous
minerals
nominally anhydrous
minerals
atomic diffusion
ionic
diffusion
charge defect
inclusion
point defect
ion H+
incorporates in
charge defect
fluid
inclusion
glass
inclusion
divalent cation
substitutes for an
hydrogen atom
hydrogen atom
associate with
oxygen atom
formation of an
hydroxyl group
charge defect
associate with point
defect
ion H+ associates with
oxygen atom
formation of an
hydroxyl group
Special case: olivine
hydrogen diffusion in
olivine
rock
transformation
metamorphism
physical property
of olivine
tectonics
phase
equilibrium
electrical
conductivity
dehydration
metasomatism
anisotropy
equation of state
Earth’s sciences
…
…
geophysics
internal
geophysics
tectonics
geodynamics
external
geophysics
geostatistics
rheology
deformation
…
seismology
plate tectonics
convection
subduction
magma genesis
partial
melting
Effect of hydrogen diffusion in olivine on rheology
hydrogen diffusion in
olivine
lower viscosity
ductile
deformation
brittle
deformation
lithosphere fracture into
plates
plate tectonics
fault
creep
fold
shear zone
Effect of hydrogen diffusion in olivine on partial melting
hydrogen diffusion in
olivine
no hydrogen
diffusion in olivine
hydrous partial
melting
anhydrous
partial melting
magmas
production
dehydration of
generated
magmas
volcanism
magma
eruption
continental and
oceanic crust
formation
pressure
increase
deep
earthquake
micro-earth
quake
permeability
Effect of hydrogen diffusion in olivine on magma genesis
hydrogen
diffusion in olivine
decrease of liquidus
temperature and
increase of solidus
temperature
rocks melting
magma genesis
ultramafic magma
Effect of hydrogen diffusion in olivine on convection
hydrogen
diffusion in olivine
no hydrogen
diffusion in olivine
convection instabilities
convection
subduction
subduction
instabilities
lithosphere does not
cool the mantle
sufficiently
partial melting
instabilities
Reminder:
plate tectonics
convection
convergence
subduction
collision
orogeny
orogeny
+
+
oceanic trench
divergence
obduction
mid-ocean
ridge
island arc
+
island arc
transcurrence
volcanism
oceanic
accretion
continental
rif
fault
Reminder:
subduction
2 oceanic plates converge
the heavier plate subducts
lithosphere ingestion
an oceanic plate and a continental plate converge
oceanic plate subducts
lithosphere ingestion
partial melting
partial melting
magma genesis
magma genesis
a part of the
magma remains
in the
asthenosphere
island
arc
+
orogeny
+
oceanic trench
a part of the
magma remains
in the
asthenosphere
island arc
+
orogeny
+
oceanic trench
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