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Ciro Santilli (@cirosantilli, 36)

Argon (Ar, 18)

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- Argon is abundant on Earth's atmosphere because it comes from the decay of Potassium-40 Argon
  - K-Ar dating Argon is abundant on Earth's atmosphere because it comes from the decay of Potassium-40
- Argon isotope Argon
  - Argon-40 Argon isotope

Argon is abundant on Earth's atmosphere because it comes from the decay of Potassium-40

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And notably, it is almost all Argon-40, which is stable, but not the most common one to come from natural nucleosynthesis.

K-Ar dating (dates rock crystalization time)

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Argon isotope

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Argon-40

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