Wetting Behavior of Iron–Carbon Melt in Silicates at Mid-Mantle Pressures With Implications for Earth’s Deep Carbon Cycle

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RT @2jdong: My undergraduate thesis @MichiganEarth & @deepcarb, determining the wetting behavior of Fe-C melt in silicate matrixes at Earth…

23 Oct 2019

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My undergraduate thesis @MichiganEarth & @deepcarb, determining the wetting behavior of Fe-C melt in silicate matrixes at Earth's mid-mantle conditions, finally got published and is now available online in Front. Earth Sci., here: https://t.co/BF2hZsiW

23 Oct 2019

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New Research: Wetting Behavior of Iron–Carbon Melt in Silicates at Mid-Mantle Pressures With Implications for Earth’s Deep Carbon Cycle: Metallic melt containing iron (Fe) and carbon (C) may be present at depths greater than 250 km inside… https://t.co/zIm

22 Oct 2019

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