Systematics of iodine-xenon dating

This paper describes the methodology of iodine-xenon dating of meteorites, the assumptions involved in this methodology, and possible failures of these assumptions. Particular attention is given to the case of the Arapahoe meteorite, in which DROZD and PODOSEK (1976) have reported the existence of t...

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Published in:GEOCHEMICAL JOURNAL 1977/12/20, Vol.11(4), pp.231-237
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