2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.gca.2007.05.001
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Barium silicates of the Berisal Complex, Switzerland: A study in geochronology and rare-gas release systematics

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“…Similar questions were hypothesized earlier by Goncharov et al (2007). Hetherington and Villa (2007) argued that a minor portion of 40 Ar in coarse muscovite can occur in a position different than the interlayer: within the T-O-T framework. Due to the recent developments of molecular dynamics methodology it is now possible to address these questions quantitatively and to draw specific conclusions relevant for K-Ar geological age estimates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar questions were hypothesized earlier by Goncharov et al (2007). Hetherington and Villa (2007) argued that a minor portion of 40 Ar in coarse muscovite can occur in a position different than the interlayer: within the T-O-T framework. Due to the recent developments of molecular dynamics methodology it is now possible to address these questions quantitatively and to draw specific conclusions relevant for K-Ar geological age estimates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lovera et al 2002), it has been known for a long time that it does not (Villa 1994). Further evidence that the process governing Ar loss from K-feldspar is not Fick's law diffusion was provided by Hetherington & Villa (2007). These authors compared the kinetics of Ar and Xe release from a variety of barian minerals and observed that a hydrous mineral, ganterite, known with certainty to undergo in vacuo destabilization by dehydroxylation showed the same Arrhenian trajectories (quantifying apparent Ar diffusivity) as anhydrous feldspars.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The ANL parameter, which quantifies the departure of the measured Arrhenius trajectory from this ideal line, is plotted as a function of released Ar. This diagram can be interpreted in two ways: (1) the upward-concave deviations from Arrhenian linearity are an intrinsic phenomenon that affects all silicates during in vacuo degassing (Hetherington & Villa 2007; see above); or (2) the deviations reflect a mixture of discrete 'domains' with a variety of constant grain sizes, each of which would produce a linear Arrhenius trajectory if it were not mixed with others (Lovera et al 1993). In this latter interpretation, a large ANL span means that the analysed mineral consists of a collection of discrete 'domains' having very different grain radii r i and the ANL parameter quantifies the ratio of the average grain size being degassed in one step to that of the lowest temperature step, r/r 0 .…”
Section: Internal Consistency?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That noble gas atoms trapped in a crystal do not behave like freely flowing noble gases is made even clearer by the Xe diffusivity measured by Hetherington & Villa (2007). Xe is released from Ba-K-feldspar much later than Ar, and has an activation energy for diffusion indistinguishable from that of Ba.…”
Section: In Vacuo Degassingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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