The authors would like to make the following corrections to the published paper [1]. The changes are as follows:
- (1) Replacing the heading of “Section 2.2.5.” on page 3:
- “EMPA Analysis”
- with
- “EMPA and LA-ICP-MS Analyses”
- (2) The authors wish to add an explanation along with a reference in “Section 2.2.5.” on page 4.
- Replacing the original version:The glass pellets obtained after the quenching were embedded with epoxy resin; the mounts were cut, ground, and highly polished down to a 1 µm grade diamond polishing paste.
- with
- The glass pellets obtained after the quenching were embedded with epoxy resin; the mounts were cut, ground, and highly polished down to a 1 µm grade diamond polishing paste. Minor and trace elements were analysed at the Department of Physics and Geology (Perugia University) by LA-ICP-MS using the analytical protocol reported in Ref. [25].Adding a reference into the citation list: 25. Petrelli, M.; Morgavi, D.; Vetere, F.; Perugini, D. Elemental Imaging and Petro-Volcanological Applications of an Improved Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Quadrupole Plasma Mass Spectrometry. Period. Mineral. 2016, doi:10.2451/2015PM0465.
- (3) Replacing the caption of Table 4 on page 11:
- Table 4. Minor elements (ppm), measured with EMPA, in the four samples (2, 3, 4, and 5).
- with
- Table 4. Minor elements (ppm) measured with LA-ICP-MS in the four samples (2, 3, 4, and 5).
Reference
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