Arc magmas inherit its composition from three reservoirs: the mantle wedge, the arc crust and the subducted slab. The contribution of the mantle and slab components is constrained from the study of primitive magmas, which is the magma yet to interact extensively with the crust. Determining the slab component signature is particularly important, because the nature of the petrological and geochemical signature is an indicator of the thermal state occurring along subduction zones. For instance, primitive volcanic rocks that are enriched in fluid-mobile elements (e.g. Ba, Pb, B) are related to cold subduction zones where the slab component is expected to be an aqueous fluid. Hotter subduction zones favors the occurrence of highe...