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Through the wringer

William M. White ()
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William M. White: Cornell University

Nature, 2002, vol. 420, issue 6914, 366-367

Abstract: Potentially huge amounts of water could be carried deep within the Earth by subducting oceanic crust. But it seems that most of that water is released, fuelling volcanism above subduction zones.

Date: 2002
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