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. Feo, Au-Pd capsule, (**) Re capsule, (***) Pt capsule, NaCl pure salt, Mg(OH)2 brucite, Larger grain 722 sizes are given in brackets when measured

R. Wd=-wadsleyite and E. =ringwoodite, Nb =number of EPMA analysis, Mg#=Mg/(Fe+Mg) ratio atomic, (Fe+Mg)/SiO2 atomic ratio. Error in brackets is the standard deviation 726 for EPMA analysis and is in (%) for PIXE