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Understanding Perple_X Workshop: Data Analysis and Equilibria in Geology

Join our workshop to learn how Perple_X optimizes pseudo-compounds for geological conditions. Discover how T'Calc utilizes molar thermodynamic properties to extract data for analysis and hands-on solutions. Dive into equilibria equations and tabulated values from Holland & Powell (1998), enabling thermodynamic property extrapolation. Explore the complexities of V, S, H values, Kyanite equilibria, and bulk modulus with practical applications in geology. Don't miss this insightful session on data handling in geology.

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Understanding Perple_X Workshop: Data Analysis and Equilibria in Geology

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  1. Crust to Core workshop:An introduction to Perple_X Part 3: What data is Perple_X actually using?

  2. What does T’Calc do? Perple_X finds an optimum set of pseudo-compounds for the P, T, X conditions of interest. This is based on available information on the H, S, V of end-members, combining these into solution-phases.

  3. What does T’Calc do? Perple_X finds an optimum set of pseudo-compounds for the P, T, X conditions of interest. This is based on available information on the H, S, V of end-members, combining these into solution-phases. Ignoring some complexity (e.g.X), we could write a simple equilibria that we could solve by hand Kyanite = Al2SiO5 = Sillimanite It is univariant, so each P has one unique T at which this occurs, we just need S and V for each phase…

  4. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do?

  5. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? But these are the values for V, S (and H) at 25 ˚C, atmospheric pressure!

  6. CP of kyanite as a function of T, using tabulated values of a, b, c, d Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? CP = J mol-1 K-1

  7. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? CP = J mol-1 K-1

  8. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? CP = J mol-1 K-1

  9. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? CP = J mol-1 K-1

  10. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? V at 25 ˚C, 1 atm Thermal expansivity, K-1

  11. V at T of interest, 1 atm Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? V at 25 ˚C, 1 atm Thermal expansivity, K-1

  12. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? Bulk modulus (degree of incompressibility) V at T of interest, 1 atm

  13. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? Bulk modulus (degree of incompressibility) V at T of interest, 1 atm Volume at the P and T of interest (based on the Murnaghan EoS)

  14. Extract of THERMOCALC molar thermodynamic properties, Table 5 of Holland & Powell, 1998 What does T’Calc do? • We can thus use the tabulated data, with the correct set of equations, to extrapolate the thermodynamic properties (V, S & H) to the P and T of interest - this is part of what THERMOCALC does. • This handling of data is explained more fully in: • HOLLAND, T. J. B. & POWELL, R. (1998), J. Metamorphic Geology, v16, 309-343.

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