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A new general model that takes into account the pressure and redox state effect is presented to calculate melt viscosities of natural Fe-bearing melts. This new model is applicable to melts that span a wide range of temperatures (from 733 to 1873 K), pressures (0.001-15 kbar), H 2 O content (from 0 to 12.3 wt%), and compositions (from ultramafic, mafic to silicic melts). The accuracy of the model is calculated to be ±0.23 log units of viscosity, which is within or close to experimental uncertainty. The transport properties, including glass transition temperature and melt fragility, can also be calculated from this model. A spreadsheet to calculate the viscosity is provided in an Electronic Supplement.

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model for calculating the viscosity of natural iron-bearing silicate melts over a wide range of temperatures, pressures, oxygen fugacites, and compositions