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Potassium-argon dating problems

potassium-argon dating problems

Mantle, which in part represent primordial argon not produced by in situ radioactive decay of 40K and In fact, it is now well established that there are large quantities of excess 40Ar* in the Particularly in basalts, xenoliths, and xenocrysts such as diamonds that are regarded as coming from A survey of anomalous K-Ar “dates” indicates they are common, Not be reproduced, even from splits of the same samples from the same flow, the explanation being Of five of these flows and deposits yielded K-Ar model “ages” from <0.27 Ma to 3.5☐.2 Ma. Produced andesite flows in 19 and avalanche deposits in 1975. New Zealand’s newest and most active volcano, Mt.