Science · 1963 · 21 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesMeteorologyGeochemistryRadiation DosimetryGeoarchaeological DatingIsotope GeochemistryNuclear DecayRadioactive DecayStable Isotope GeochemistryArgon-argon DatingIsotope-based Age EstimationIsotopic DatingMeteorite Age DatingMeteorite ChronologyMeteorite IsotopesRadiocarbon Age DatingRadiogenic Isotope Dating
The cosmic-ray exposure age of the Farmington meteorite was found to be greater than 7000 years from the ratio of the carbon-14 and argon-39 present and less than 25,000 years from the ratio of the aluminum-26 and argon-39 present. This exposure age is about an order of magnitude smaller than was estimated previously.
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Edward Anders · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1962 · 83 citations
Argon-39 and tritium in meteorites
E. L. Fireman, J. Defelice · Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta · 1960 · 54 citations
Two Meteorites of Unusually Short Cosmic-Ray Exposure Age
Edward Anders · Science · 1962 · 44 citations
Nuclear Effects of Cosmic Rays in Meteorites
J. R. Arnold · Annual Review of Nuclear Science · 1961 · 30 citations · Full text
O. A. Schaeffer · Annual Review of Physical Chemistry · 1962 · 17 citations