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radiogenic argon

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radiogenic argon [¦rād·ē·ō¦jen·ik ′är‚gän]
(nuclear physics)
Argon occurring in rocks and minerals that is the result of in-place decay of potassium-40 since the formation of the earth.


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The team identified a number of compounds such as radiogenic argon, a product of decaying potassium, which indicates interactions between water and rock underneath the moon's icy shell.
 
 
 
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