EGU 2025 session - GMPV7.2: Magmatic crystals: Texture, chemical zoning, timescales and processes

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From: Carlo Pelullo <carlo.pelullo@xxxxxxx>


Dear Colleagues,



We would like to call your attention to the session *GMPV7.2-Magmatic
crystals: Texture, chemical zoning, timescales and processes *at the
upcoming *EGU** General Assembly 2025*, to be held in Vienna from *27 April
to 2 May 2025*.

This session proposes a comprehensive view of minerals as â??microscopic
scale archivesâ?? of magmatic processes and welcome contributions aimed at
decoding all the information that can be extracted from crystals, based on
cutting edge and/or more traditional approaches, such as chemical zoning,
isotopic systematics, geothermobarometry, experimental works, kinetic and
numerical modelling.

For details, please see session description below or at the link:

https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/54216
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The abstract submission deadline is the *15 January 2025, 13:00 CET.
*Information
on abstract submission can be found at:
https://www.egu25.eu/programme/how_to_submit.html
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We invite you to submit an abstract and extend the invitation to all people
who may be interested.

Looking forward your contributions,

All the best,

Chiara, Helena and Carlo

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*Session details*

Crystals offer crucial records of magmatic processes, allowing
investigation of physico-chemical conditions during magma evolution and the
magma pathways through Earth's mantle and crust. By analyzing crystal
compositions and textures, it is possible to reconstruct the history of
magma storage and transport, investigating specific processes, including
fractionation, recharge, mixing, assimilation, and degassing.
Advances in geochemistry and experimental petrology have improved our
ability to investigate intra-crystal details and to correlate crystal
textures and compositions with specific processes. Trace element variations
during crystal growth carry significant information about magma
compositions and conditions. Also, increasingly precise geothermobarometric
models constrain crystallization conditions. Stable and radioactive
isotopic systematics are employed, in both single-crystal and
intracrystalline studies, in the investigation of magma genesis and
evolution, alongside traditional dating techniques. Chemical zoning of
major and trace elements in crystals can be related to changes in specific
magmatic environments and the diverse compositional populations detected in
minerals can record different magma dynamics and processes. Innovative
methodologies allow investigation of kinetics on crystallization in the
context of laboratory experiments on cooling and decompression of basaltic
and felsic magmas, under a wide set of magmatic conditions. Finally,
crystals can be used as chronometers, yielding insights into the timescales
of magma ascent to eruption. Techniques such as diffusion chronometry
provide valuable information on the duration of different magmatic
processes, making them crucial tools for volcanic monitoring and eruption
forecasting.
This session proposes a comprehensive view of such â??microscopic scale
archivesâ?? from natural cases, numerical modelling and experimental works.
We welcome contributions using cutting edge and/or more traditional
approaches suitable for decoding all the information that can be extracted
from crystals. Interdisciplinary works using one or more of the above
mentioned aspects are particularly welcome.



Conveners:

Carlo Pelullo, *INGV-Osservatorio Vesuviano, Italy*

Helena Albert, *University of Barcelona, Spain*

Chiara Maria Petrone, *Volcano Petrology Group, Natural History Museum,
United Kingdom*



To submit your abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/abstractsubmission/54216
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