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Half-life is the time required for half of a radioactive sample to decay. Half-life cannot be changed-nuclei cannot be forced to decay faster or slower. Additionally, we cannot predict when an individual nucleus will decay. However, when analyzing a large sample containing many nuclei, half-life allows us to predict how much of the sample will remain after a given amount of time. This is useful for radiometric dating.
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But how do we know that the half-live of C14 is 5730 years? Radioactivity was discovered on the 19th century, right?
True, but the decay of any radioisotope follows an exponential decay curve as shown at 8:42. So, even if we’ve observed a sample for less than one full half-life, we can measure how much of the parent remains after that time. Then we can extrapolate the rest of the decay curve and determine the radioisotope’s half-life.
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Why half life is 5730? Why not something else? Cz the atmosphere around the globe is not the same!
Wouldn't this apply that all carbon atoms should decay into nitrogen
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