VOLCANO: 2017 AGU Fall Meeting Session - V030: Sulfur: Nature and properties

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From: Teresa Scolamacchia <tscolamacchia@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: 2017 AGU Fall Meeting Session - V030: Sulfur: Nature and properties
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Dear all,

 

We invite you to submit an abstract to the session “V030: Sulfur: Nature and Properties” to the upcoming AGU Fall Meeting in New Orleans, December 11-15, 2017



Session ID#: 26190


Session Description:


Sulfur, a polyatomic nonmetal with 25 known isotopes and many allotropes and polymorphs, is the tenth most abundant element in the Universe. Sulfur plays a significant role in the redox chemistry and degassing of natural and synthetic melts and, possibly, in triggering of volcanic eruptions. It is also an essential component of all living cells. Elemental sulfur (Se) occurs in evaporite formations and volcanic settings among others. In its pure form, it undergoes a 10,000-fold increase in viscosity above ~160ºC, due to polymerization. Impurities (including organics) can further play an important role in the chemical and rheological behavior of Se.  We welcome contributions on the chemical and physical properties of sulfur and their implications for understanding melts and magmas as follows: (i) observations of the occurrence of Se; (ii) macro/ micro-analytical characterization of Se from different sources; (iii) experimental observations; (iv) role of sulfur in the redox evolution of melts.




The session conveners

Teresa Scolamacchia (self employed- Munich, Germany)

Clive Oppenheimer (University of Cambridge, UK)



Abstract Submission Deadline:  2 August 2017

Submission page: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm17/preliminaryview.cgi/Session26190










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