Table T2. Mineralogy and chemical composition of bulk solids.
Core, section, interval (cm)
Depth (mbsf)
Lithology
Major minerals
Minor and trace minerals
F
(ppm)
Cl
(ppm)
SO4 (ppm)
11B
()
B
(ppm)
195-1200A-








3R-1, 60–75 18.80 Highly altered igneous basement rock Serpentine, brucite Chlorite 0 475 167 15.5 ± 0.03 66.18










195-1200B-








2W-2, 100–115 33.20 Partially altered igneous basement rock Serpentine, orthopyroxene Brucite, clinopyroxene, forsterite 11 643 133











195-1200D-








6H-1, 23–33 21.73 Serpentine muds Serpentine Chlorite, amphibole 31 123 1218

8H-2, 18–28 26.68 Serpentine muds Serpentine Chlorite 28 143 328

10H-1, 0–10 34.80 Serpentine muds Serpentine, calcite Chlorite 9 74 468











195-1200E-








1H-2, 15–25 1.65 Serpentine muds Serpentine, brucite Chlorite, amphibole 77 164 1084 12.8 ± 0.04 68.33
3H-1, 40–50 11.40 Serpentine muds Serpentine, aragonite Amphibole, clinopyroxene 425 186 1841 6.2 ± 0.02 79
5H-1, 12–22 17.72 Serpentine muds Serpentine Amphibole 37 200 1077

7H-1, 110–120 27.00 Serpentine muds Serpentine Amphibole, orthopyroxene 27 151 814 7.0 ± 0.05 40.39
10H-2, 100–110 54.90 Serpentine muds Serpentine Amphibole 80 113 309 7.3 ± 0.06 39.37










195-1200F-








2H-1, 0–10 0.00 Serpentine muds Serpentine Chlorite, talc, amphibole 66 285 1239

3H-1, 50–60 8.20 Serpentine muds Serpentine Chlorite, talc 34 429 997