How Carbon Dating Works (Half Life) - GCSE Physics

[@lolbro2697]

great video, don´t know why you haven´t go too many views. All channels start small, good luck! :)

[@vt.physics]

Thank you!

[@LIGHTBULBCODING]

Love the video! Super clear explanation of radiocarbon dating. Thanks!

[@7eguegueh499]

Geiger Muller Tube! I've never heard of that before. I finally know how to use carbon dating! Lovely Video :))) !

[@AsadAli-sd3tw]

Coherent explanation! Appreciate it❤️

[@summitwonder]

Thank you. Informative and clear. Job well done.

[@sumitrabehera]

Short and simple.... Exactly what we want.... 👍

[@allaboutislam4139]

Thanks. its very informative and help me a lot to understand the method the carbon dating.

[@selvaraj4398]

How do we know the quantity of c14 that the tree was having when it was alive before dying?

[@pankilnaik5479]

Ratio of C 12/C-14 in a living organism is almost equal to that of environment. Now since we know C 12 content would remain constant even after death we can easily find the initial content of C-14! Hope that helps!

[@rileystewart9165]

I guess I don't understand why the carbon 14 doesn't decay in the atmosphere. Why does it only decay when in the wood?

[@sanjanakamath3655]

thank you!

[@primsiren1740]

Thank you 😄

[@hi-tech8305]

is there a factor that can accelerate the decay of a carbon? And if so, does that mean it doesn't always decay every 5700 years?

[@rileystewart9165]

I believe it's dictated by the weak nuclear force which is pretty consistent in the temperature range that earth experiences. I could be wrong though.

[@aquis143]

so helpful ;)

[@ArchanaGupta-v7f]

loved it :p

[@abdullahalghlib7871]

Thank you شكرا

[@BitOfBoth]

Ok, how do they know C14 takes 5000+ to half life?

[@RTPGCO]

It is called the science of faith. It was observed by scientists for 5740 years continuously. Just like from nothing created all things and from none life to life.

[@BitOfBoth]

@@RTPGCO That's a good one

[@JennaD7207]

The methods are flawed!