Chemistry, 24.02.2021 23:40 emilybrown21304

Percent of C-14 remaining in sample: 50%
Half-life of C-14:
5,730
Age estimate in years before present:
years old
You've just tested another sample, from an archaeological site.
Calculate the age of the sample. Hint: You can calculate the age by
multiplying the half-life of C-14 by the number of half-lives that have passed

Percent of C-14 remaining in sample:

50%
Half-life of C-14:
5,730
Age estimate in years before pr

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Percent of C-14 remaining in sample: 50%
Half-life of C-14:
5,730
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