This document discusses viscosities of natural magmas. It compares pre-eruptive viscosities of volcanic products from literature to experimental hybrid magmas. It shows that products bearing evidence of mixing plot below the empirical upper viscosity limit beyond which magma is not erupted, and identifies the type of mixing texture for products that show evidence of mixing.
This document discusses viscosities of natural magmas. It compares pre-eruptive viscosities of volcanic products from literature to experimental hybrid magmas. It shows that products bearing evidence of mixing plot below the empirical upper viscosity limit beyond which magma is not erupted, and identifies the type of mixing texture for products that show evidence of mixing.
This document discusses viscosities of natural magmas. It compares pre-eruptive viscosities of volcanic products from literature to experimental hybrid magmas. It shows that products bearing evidence of mixing plot below the empirical upper viscosity limit beyond which magma is not erupted, and identifies the type of mixing texture for products that show evidence of mixing.
(a) Comparison between the pre-eruptive viscosity of volcanic products from
the literature27 67 68 (squares) and those of hybrids (blue stars) shown on Figs , ,
5, 6, 7. Colour code indicates the compositional range. Open squares
correspond to erupted products bearing no evidence of mixing. (b) For those which have such evidence, the type of mixing texture is shown on panel (b) for each erupted product. The horizontal grey thick line gives the empirical upper viscosity limit beyond which no magma is apparently erupted.