Fission-track Analysis Using LA-ICP-MS: Techniques and Procedures Adopted at the New Low-temperature Thermochronology Laboratory in Bulgaria

Balkanska, Eleonora; Georgiev, Stoyan; Kounov, Alexandre; Tagami, Takahiro; Sueoka, Shigeru

doi:10.7546/crabs.2021.01.13

2021

DOI: 10.7546/crabs.2021.01.13

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Fission-track Analysis Using LA-ICP-MS: Techniques and Procedures Adopted at the New Low-temperature Thermochronology Laboratory in Bulgaria

Eleonora Balkanska¹,

Stoyan Georgiev²,

Alexandre Kounov³

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New advances in the understanding of Bulgarian geology through fission-track analysis – a review

Balkanska,

Kounov

2023

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The paper is focused on the development and application of fission-track analysis in Bulgaria from the first experiments in the 1980s to the present. The results from two different approaches (the conventional method and fission-track analysis using LA-ICP-MS), obtained for deciphering the thermal and tectonic evolution of several zones of the Balkanides, are summarized. They demonstrate the significance of the method and its considerable contribution to the understanding of Bulgarian geology.

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New advances in the understanding of Bulgarian geology through fission-track analysis – a review

Balkanska,

Kounov

2023

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New advances in the understanding of Bulgarian geology through fission-track analysis – a review

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