AMS radiocarbon dating of iron artefacts
Volume: 223-224, Pages: 709 - 715
Published: Aug 1, 2004
Abstract
Iron is combusted with Cu null x null O as an oxygen donor in a sealed quartz tube to extract its carbon for radiocarbon dating. We used “modern” iron and steel samples with carbon contents between 0.07% and 3.8%, to test the efficiency of carbon extraction varying: (a) the grain size of the sample aliquot, (b) temperature (1000 and 1050 °C), (c) duration (10 and 24 h) and (d) oxygen excess of the combustion. null The amount of oxygen had a...
Paper Details
Title
AMS radiocarbon dating of iron artefacts
Published Date
Aug 1, 2004
Volume
223-224
Pages
709 - 715
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