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What fraction of carbon still remains in a animal in a frozen glacier 18000 years ago?
It is 11.3%, approx.
Which bio-element is in the highest Percentage in Protoplasm?
carbon
Sample of steel is composed of 5 percent carbon and 95 percent iron Which is the solvent?
The steel (solute) is being dissolved into the iron (solvent)
How much gas is there in sprite?
Sprite typically contains carbon dioxide, which is responsible for its fizziness. The amount of gas in Sprite can vary, but generally, carbonated beverages like Sprite have a carbonation level of around 2.5 to 3.0 volumes of CO2. This means that for every volume of liquid, there are 2.5 to 3.0 volumes of carbon dioxide gas dissolved in it. The carbonation can also be affected by factors like temperature and pressure during packaging.
78 percent nitrogen 21 percent oxygen 1 percent other?
0.93% argon, 0.04% carbon dioxide, and small amounts of other gases including water vapor.
What fraction of carbon still remains in animal frozen in a glacier 18000 years ago?
It is 11.3%, approx.
What fraction of carbon still remains in a animal in a frozen glacier 18000 years ago?
It is 11.3%, approx.
When was Carbon Glacier - album - created?
Carbon Glacier - album - was created on 2004-08-24.
What happens to the carbon in plants and animal's when the die?
the carbon gets passed along to another animal who eats the human or animal same with humans if the human eats an animal they get carbon. The carbon is and remains part of the organic matter making up the plant or animal. When eaten by another animal, it becomes part of the other animal. Otherwise the material remains on the ground where it remains and is consumed/processed by insects, mold, and bacteria and it becomes part of the insects/mold/bacteria until it dies. What is eventually left on the ground becomes part of the soil which nurtures growing plants, animals, and then the cycle repeats and continues.
What happens to the plants and animals carbon when they die?
the carbon gets passed along to another animal who eats the human or animal same with humans if the human eats an animal they get carbon. The carbon is and remains part of the organic matter making up the plant or animal. When eaten by another animal, it becomes part of the other animal. Otherwise the material remains on the ground where it remains and is consumed/processed by insects, mold, and bacteria and it becomes part of the insects/mold/bacteria until it dies. What is eventually left on the ground becomes part of the soil which nurtures growing plants, animals, and then the cycle repeats and continues.
What fraction of carbon-14 will remain in the fossil of an organism that died 23080 years old?
Approx 6.1% remains.
What elements is stored in Earth in buried animal and plant remains?
Buried animal and plant remains in Earth store elements such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. These elements are essential for sustaining life and are recycled through the process of decomposition and fossilization.
What is the carbon concentration of an iron-carbon alloy for which the fraction of total ferrite is 0.94?
The carbon concentration of an iron-carbon alloy for which the fraction of total ferrite is 0.94 is 0.06. Since the fraction of ferrite in the alloy is 94/100, the fraction of carbon must be 6/100 to make a total of 100/100.
What happens to the carbon in dead plants and animals?
It must still give off oxygen untill the decaying process turns to compost thats rich in carbon to restart the cycle.
What does a half life fraction look like?
A half life may or may not be a fraction. The half life of carbon 14, for example, is 5715 years - not really a fraction, unless you are thinking in terms time periods which are much longer than a year.
What are the sources of carbon?
Fossil remains
Why is radioactive decay is good method of measuring the absolute age of ancient fossils?
There are different types of atoms with the same chemical properties but with different numbers of neutrons in the atomic nucleus. These are called "isotopes". The most common element in most living organisms is carbon, which comes in two isotopes; carbon 12, which is normal ordinary carbon and carbon 14, which is very slightly radioactive. The radioactivity means that it will decay, changing into some other element, very slowly. The proportion of carbon 12 to carbon 14 is pretty steady, so as living things grow, they take in carbon 12 and carbon 14 in their food and air. When the plant or animal dies, they stop taking in new carbon. The carbon 12 remains the same, while the carbon 14 decays into something else very slowly. When we find the remains or the fossil of the dead animal or plant, we can measure how much carbon 12 and how much carbon 14 there is, and calculate how long it has been since the animal died.
