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NemiM [27]
2 years ago
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Fossil A is estimated to be 5,000 years old and fossil B is estimated to be 2,000 year old. If the two fossils had the same amou

nts of radioactive carbon-14 when they were formed, which of the following statements is true?
Select one:

a. Fossil A contains more carbon-14 than fossil B does.

b. Fossil A and fossil B contain approximately the same amounts of carbon-14.

c. Fossil B contains more carbon-14 than fossil A does.

d. Not enough information given.

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Chemistry
1 answer:
elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]2 years ago
7 0

The new fossil i.e, Fossil B (2,000 year old) contains more carbon-14 than the old fossil i.e, Fossil A (5,000 years old ) does.

<h3>What are Fossils ?</h3>

Fossils are the preserved left materials of ancient organisms in trace form.

Fossils are not just the remains of the organism But also the rocks.

Carbon 14 works to analyse the period organic remains that are between 100 years old (minimum) and about 50,000 years old, (maximum).

If it is new, than not enough time has passed for radioactive decay to produce and if it is older than that, the amount of radioactive decay has dropped so less amount which means that anything beyond 50,000 years old becomes gibberish and may lead to high or low (usually low) concentration.

Hence,the new fossil Fossil B (2,000 year old) contains more carbon-14 than the older Fossil A (5,000 years old ) does.

Learn more about Fossil here ;

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