H in Wadsleyite

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• Jin Y, Huang W, Wang ZP, Sun W, Liu Y, Xia Q, Yang Y (2023) Behavior of hydrogen defect and framework of Fe-bearing wadsleyite and ringwoodite at high temperature and high pressure. American Mineralogist 108, 1232–1241.