Heating the fabric beyond a critical level allows it to release the electrons as mild energy, which can be measured. This method is used to discover out the final time the material was heated (such as when a ceramic was fired). The ratio of radioactive Potassium‑40 to its daughter product, Argon‑14, is measured in rock samples to discover out...
Heating the fabric past a important point allows it to launch the electrons as mild power, which could be measured. This methodology is used to determine the final time the material was heated (such as when a ceramic was fired). The ratio of radioactive Potassium‑forty to its daughter product, Argon‑14, is measured in rock samples to find out the...