"geochronometer" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Application of the K-Ca geochronometer therefore is best suited to minerals with high K/Ca ratios (Marshall & DePaolo, 1982) and K-bearing clay materials might appear to be amenable to its use.",
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          "text": "Other geochronometers like ^{₈₇}Rb-\\!^{₈₇}Sr, ^{₁₄₇}Sm-\\!^{₁₄₃}Nd, or ^{₁₈₇}Re-\\!^{₁₈₇}Os are also successfully applied to dating ore deposits and magmatic, metamorphic, or sedimentary processes.",
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          "text": "K-bearing minerals such as biotite, sanidine, plagioclase, and hornblende are geochronometers representative of the time of their crystallization once they were erupted from a volcano, and then transported into marine sedimentary basins.",
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