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We have studied experimentally the effects of variable Na 2 O concentrations on the solubility of four metals (Fe, Co, Ni, and Pd) in silicate melts of anorthite-diopside eutectic composition. Experiments were done at fixed temperatures of 1300 °C for Pd and 1400 °C for Ni, Co, and Fe. In the Fe solubility experiments, Na losses were severe. Therefore, a new experimental device (crucible-supported loop technique or CSLT) was designed to prevent Na losses of experimental charges primarily for experiments at low oxygen fugacities. The CSLT was tested extensively, and it was demonstrated that high Na partial pressures could be kept in a semi-closed crucible for at least 20 h. In experiments on Co solubilities, the CSLT was tested with reversed experiments.

The effect of sodium on the solubilities of metals in silicate melts