Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5401279 Journal of Luminescence 2011 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
► The radiation dose response and OSL signal stability of Ca- and Mg-sulfates was highly variable. ► OSL properties of Ca- and Mg-sulfates will need to be considered when developing protocols for in-situ optical dating on Mars. ► The results foreshadow the potential for gypsum to be developed as a geochronometer for Mars or the Earth.
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A survey of the signal stability and radiation dose response of sulfates in the context of adapting optical dating for Mars
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