Chemistry, asked by jeevikamani305, 2 months ago

What is radio carbon dating?how it uses?

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Answered by krishnanshi3950
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Answer:

Radiocarbon dating is a technique used by scientists to learn the ages of biological specimens – for example, wooden archaeological artifacts or ancient human remains – from the distant past. It can be used on objects as old as about 62,000 years.

Answered by vindobhawe
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Explanation:

  • Radiocarbon dating is a process of determining the age of material that contains the organic material by using the properties of radiocarbon.
  • This process is also called carbon-14 dating.
  • The amount of C-14 present in the object is measured and compared against an internationally used reference standard.
  • This is how the age of an object can be estimated.  

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