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Rheological evolution of a trachybasalt from Mt. Etna under slow cooling.
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Understanding the rheological evolution of solidifying magma during its migration through the crust and the subsequent emplacement as lava is critical for assessing volcanic hazards. Crystallization plays a primary role in governing the rheology of low-viscosity basaltic magmas, thereby controlling lava inundation potential. While several studies have addressed this behavior under faster cooling conditions, experimental data bridging the gap toward the quasi-equilibrium regime remain scarce due to the technical challenges of long-duration high-temperature rheometry experiments. This highlights the critical need for new datasets designed to quantify the rheological evolution pertinent to lava flow emplacement conditions. Here, we present a rheological dataset carried out on an Etnean trachybasalt, focusing on low cooling rates (0.1 and 0.5 °C/min) under variable shear strain rates (1-10 s
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