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Which stable element is used to determine the age of volcanic rock?

argon
carbon-14
potassium
carbon-12
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Argon

Explanation: Volcanic rocks are commonly dated by the K–Ar (or Ar–Ar) method: radioactive potassium‑40 decays to stable argon‑40, and the trapped argon is measured to determine the rock's age.
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