The average composition of the continental crust is andesitic,
or somewhere between the composition of basalt and rhyolite.
Laboratory experiments show that partial melting of wet
oceanic crust yields an andesitic magma. Remember that
oceanic crust is dry, but after it forms it interacts with seawater,
which fills cracks to several kilometers depth. Also, the
sediments on top of the oceanic crust are full of water, but
these are for the most part non-subductable.














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