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Melting phase relations in the MgSiO3–CaSiO3 system at 24 GPa

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Table 2 Experimental summary
Fig. 1 Melting temperatures of CaSiO3. The black line represents themelting temperatures calculated in this study, the crosses representthe experimental data by Gasparik et al
Fig. 2 Melting temperatures of MgSiO3. The black line represents themelting temperatures calculated in this study, the crosses by Di Paolaand Brodholt (2016), and the dashed gray line by de Koker and Stixrude(2009)
Fig. 3 Backscattered electron images for the samples recovered from high pressure and high temperature (Run No
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