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What was the sensitive, well-insulated tool Willard F. Libby used to date artifacts with known ages?

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miss Akunina [59]4 years ago

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Willard F. Libby used Geiger M<span>üller tubes to date artifacts with known ages. </span>

ratelena [41]4 years ago

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Willard Frank Libby used to date artifacts with known ages, "Geiger-Muller tubes". At this time, the chemistry professors and students of Berkeley were developing an interest in atomic energy. So, as a senior project Libby set to work building a highly sensitive <u>"Geiger-Müller tube"</u> that could be used by the department to test the radioactivity of various elements. Hope this helps you. Thanks!

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