A) First consider C14 nuclear, why this nuclear is not stable? what types of decay it will likely go? Write a nuclear chemical equation for that.
B) The half-lifetime for C14 is 5732 years. In C-14 dating, what assumptions do scientists assume in C-14 dating? Discuss how good are the assumptions.
C) An ancient skull has carbon-14 decay rate of 0.86 disintegration per minute per gram of C (0.86 dis/min gC). The present day Carbon-14 decay is 15.3 dis/min gC. How old is the skull? Show your steps.
**Typed responses please because it's hard to understand some of the hand written responses that I have received in the past
All carbon in the world's living cycle is kept uniformly radioactive through 1414C.This originates in the atmosphere through bombardment of nitrogen by newtrons from cosmic raya.
147N + 01n= 11H + 146C --------->> 147N + +
A) First consider C14 nuclear, why this nuclear is not stable? what types of decay it will likely...
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