Radioactive Decay Explained

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[Fatima-cvqv]

Thank you so very muchhh...this was so helpful

[areebahsan]

Thanks this helped me so much.. Now I'm going to pass my test I have :)

[pukamon]

Thanks for the vid! i get the concept, but how is it measured exactly, and how did scientist come up with the initial 57000 yrs? Thanks!

[rebekahd]

Great explanation! Concise, and good visual. I have a question. Why does the process stop? You said that you will never get rid of all the Carbon 14. Why? Wouldn't the half-lives keep going until there was nothing left? Where does the half-life process stop? Thanks!

[serenaroyal]

thanks man, im going to check out your channel for more earth science videos. :)

[MrJellyBean]

So the rate of decay of unstable atoms is increased as the mass of the substance is increased?

[VannyPinkLopez]

Sir, a serious, deep, and sincere thank you to you!

[kasietaylor]

Yes that visual aid made it much easier to grasp. Thank you.

[kurotetsu]

thank you sire for the lesson.. it helped us a lot!