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. Fig, CaO vs MgO plot for (a) experimental glasses (Table 6) and (b) glass inclusions (recalculated compositions from Marianelli et al, 1995.

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. Fig, Redox state of primitive Vesuvius liquids as constrained from olivine-liquid equilibrium. Each curve gives the Fo content of olivine at equilibrium with a given trachybasaltic liquid for different ?NNO. Five trachybasaltic liquid compositions have been selected. They correspond to the most primitive glass inclusions from five different eruptions within the 1637-1944 period of activity of Vesuvius

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