Argon data for white mica from the Snake Creek anticline, Mount Isa inlier, NW Queensland, Australia
Published: 14 June 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/rvznc323nw.1
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This data is the result of a temperature-controller step-heating experiment on white mica from the Snake Creek antiform, Mount Isa inlier. The data is enclosed within XML tags for easy access. The data in the eArgon document was derived from measurements performed by Professor Marnie Forster in the ANU argon laboratory.
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The documents will open using eArgon, Wunderkind, and MacArgon, all available from the Apple AppStore. Argon data was obtained by precise control of temperature during a succession of resistance furnace step-heating experiments in a gas extraction system attached to an Argus VI mass spectrometer.
Institutions
- Australian National UniversityACT, Canberra
- University of QueenslandQLD, Brisbane
Categories
Earth Sciences, Applied Computing in Earth Sciences, Geochronology
Funders
- Mineral Exploration Cooperative Research CentreWestern Australia, AustraliaGrant ID: OP8.1