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Recent development of experimental techniques for high-pressure mineral physics under simulated mantle conditions
2006
High Pressure Research
The Earth's mantle has a mass of about 4.08 × 10 21 ton and represents 68% of the total mass of the Earth. The Earth's mantle is only accessible by indirect methods, such as seismological studies. The interpretation of seismic data from the Earth's deep interior requires measurements of the physical properties of Earth materials under experimental simulated mantle conditions. MAX80, maximum conditions of about 12 GPa/2000 K, and the sister apparatus MAX200x, designed to reach 25 GPa and 2400 K,
doi:10.1080/08957950601092606
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