Volcanic heat

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1946
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Abstract
It is difficult to reach any definite conclusion regarding the origin of volcanic heat, mainly because of the conflicting character of the evidence. . . . Magmas may be formed at various levels in the mantle and in the crust, and a theory of 9statistical9 melting is presented as a new line of investigation. Magmas are believed to have several 9parents,9 one of which may be diffusion of water and less common metallic constituents from the core of the earth. Volcanic activity. . .results probably from the simultaneous operation of a number of factors.
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Authors J. Verhoogen
Journal american journal of science
Year 1946
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10.2475/ajs.244.11.745
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