noun a device used in radiocarbon dating to measure the amount of carbon-14 in a sample
Used for studying carbon dating and analyzing environmental samples.
Helps in studying the age of rocks and minerals.
Used to date artifacts and determine the age of organic materials.
Utilized in nuclear research for isotopic analysis.
Applied in biological and medical research for tracing isotopes in biological samples.
Accelerator mass spectrometer is used by archaeologists to accurately date ancient artifacts and fossils by measuring the concentration of isotopes in samples.
Geologists use accelerator mass spectrometer to determine the age of rocks and minerals, helping them understand the Earth's geological history.
In forensics, accelerator mass spectrometer is used to analyze trace amounts of isotopes in samples such as hair or bones to determine the age of human remains.
Environmental scientists utilize accelerator mass spectrometer to study the carbon dating of organic materials, helping them track environmental changes over time.