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Gonnermann amp Mukhopadhyay with additions MORB degassing Seawater air trapped exsolved gases shallow mantle mixing OIB Popping rock Loihi Retained or residual gas Expelled gas ID: 495577

oib morb 3he high morb oib high 3he amp gases gas degassing 4he mantle air carbonatites model exsolved popping

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Slide1

3He abundances; MORB vs OIBSlide2

Gonnermann & Mukhopadhyay

with additions

MORB degassing

Seawater, air, trapped

exsolved gases

, shallow mantle

mixing

OIB

Popping rock

Loihi

Retained or residual gas

Expelled gas

In the Canonical Model OIB contains residual gas. In the perisphere model OIB picks up

old exsolved gases plus air-like gas

[

3

He]

Degassed MORB has more

3

He than OIB

In all variants of the standard model, OIB gases are considered to be the residue of massive degassing

3

He/

22

Ne

3

He

the gap” paradox

MORB

W.Greenland

Baffin BaySlide3

High 3He/4He & high 3He!

carbonatites

Note large (10

3

-10

4

) range

Carbonatites have

3

He/

4He ratios that extend from 0.04 to 39 Ra & average 9 +/- 14 Ra!

TolstikhinHIMU

[

3He]

Loihi

plume-magmas”, (e.g. Djibouti)

airSlide4

MORB

Meibom

High

R/Ra basalts extend down to MORB

Low

R/Ra extend up to MORB

Very few

3

He atoms

3He/4He

HIMU

FOZO

VARIANCE PARADOXSlide5

MORB

Meibom

High

R/Ra basalts extend down to MORB

Low

R/Ra extend up to MORB

Very few

3

He atoms

3

He/4He

HIMU

FOZO

THE VARIANCE PARADOX; high R/Ra are always associated with low R/Ra

Unfortunately,

maximum

R/Ra values in Greenland, Samoa, Afar etc. are usually compared with the

average MORB values

VARIANCE PARADOXSlide6

Ozima & Igarashi 2000

10

-9

10

-8

Hypothetical undegassed OIB

gap

High R/Ra

contamination

No degassing trends

There is no reason to suppose & there never has been that high

3

He/

4

He means high

3

He! OIB are from 3He deficient sourcesHigh 3He/4He can & probably does mean low 4He, low U-Th

(no evidence for)

OIB are identical to MORB

(with much lower

3

He)

OIB

MORBSlide7

3

He/

4

He

(R/Ra)

8

25

25

Distance from Mature Ridge

6

R/Ra

Contribution from MORB

Contribution from ambient mantle

R/Ra of mix

OIB

3

He atoms

3

He atomsSlide8

Gonnermann & Mukhopadhyay

with additions

MORB degassing

Seawater, air, trapped exsolved gases, shallow mantle

mixing

OIB

Popping rock

MORB has higher

3

He than OIB, even after multiple stages of degassing. This is why high

3

He/

4

He is a midplate signature

MORB, if present, will dominate any mix

LoihiSlide9

High [

3

He] component (MORB) dominates

High

3

He/

4He, low [3He] component only detectable away from MORB

Reason why high R/Ra samples are midplate or away from mature rapidly spreading ridges

EM2

FOZO

or FOZO/EM2

Anderson 1993

100

50

0

% MORB

Change in perspective;

plume components

are not due to presence of plume but absence of ridgeSlide10

Gonnermann & Mukhopadhyay

with additions

MORB degassing

Seawater, air, trapped

exsolved gases

, shallow mantle

mixing

OIB

Popping rock

Loihi

Retained or residual gas

Expelled gas

In the Canonical Model OIB contains residual gas. In the perisphere model OIB picks up

old exsolved gases plus air-like gas

[

3

He]

Degassed MORB has more

3

He than OIB

In all variants of the standard model, OIB gases are considered to be the residue of massive degassing

3

He/

22

Ne

3

He

the gap” paradox

MORBSlide11

Gonnermann & Mukhopadhyay

with additions

MORB degassing

Seawater, air, trapped exsolved gases, shallow mantle

mixing

OIB

Popping rock

MORB has higher

3

He than OIB, even after multiple stages of degassing. This is why high

3

He/

4

He is a midplate signature

MORB, if present, will dominate any mixGAP

MORB

Ambient or hotspot mantleSlide12

Atmospheric/seawater contamination

Residual gases

vesicles

Degassed gases

Secondary trapped He

OIB

MORB

OIB is not extensively degassed; it is moderately contaminated

Carbonatites: slab components?Slide13

R/Ra

24

0.07

Kola peninsula kimberlites & carbonatites & inclusions

These are attributed to plumes but they are part of a continuum

7

U=18 to 0.1 ppm

Tolstikhin

High levels of

3

He

These are grab samples from the

shallow mantle

Popping rock

Most OIB

Because of their high

3

He concentrations, MORB &

some carbonatites

dominate any mixing

[

3

He]

MORB

Mantle xenoliths in carbonatites can have high R/Ra and [

3He]

It is not true, as often asserted that all xenoliths are ~< 8 R/Ra

Most continental

“plumes”

MORB is gas rich!Slide14

Highest

3

He materials on Earth: popping rock,

MORB,

carbonatites, manganese nodules

OIB

MORB

Hypothetical undegassed reservoir

Highest 3He/4He

Highest 3He