QUESTION 14 Given the first order constant of the radioactive decay of carbon-14 to the stable nitrogen-14 is 121 x 10-6 /yr, 10 mM of carbon-14 is present in a solution, how much carbon-14 is left after 4000 years? O 9,9 mM O 8.7 mM 6.2 mM 5.1 mM

QUESTION 14 Given the first order constant of the radioactive decay of carbon-14 to the stable nitrogen-14 is 121 x 10-6 /yr, 10 mM of carbon-14 is present in a solution, how much carbon-14 is left after 4000 years? O 9,9 mM O 8.7 mM 6.2 mM 5.1 mM

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