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Physics, 18.08.2021 08:40, erikap0889

Samarium has a half-life of approximately 106 billion years. If you found a sample of samarium from the beginning of Earth's history, approximately 4.6 billion years ago, which would be the best approximation of the amount of parent isotope left in the rock?

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