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carbon 13

noun

  1. the stable isotope of carbon having an atomic mass number 13, used as a tracer.


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Origin of carbon 131

First recorded in 1940–45
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Recent separate findings indicate that plant leaves receiving more light have a higher density of veins, as well as a higher ratio of a naturally occurring isotope called carbon 13.

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So researchers compare the amount of carbon 14 with the levels of carbon 12 and carbon 13 to determine how much time has passed since an organism perished.

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Carbon 13 usually comes from inorganic sources, such as volcanoes, while carbon 12 is tied to living things.

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There’s carbon 12 and its ever-so-slightly-heavier sibling, carbon 13.

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These simple organisms turned sunlight into energy and oxygen, leaving behind the telltale trail of carbon 13.

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