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Sr Isotopes
View our webinar on Geochemistry and Application of Strontium Isotopes. Topics include Sr in nature, measuring concentration and isotopic ratios of Sr, applications of Sr isotopes, and more.
U-Th Dating
View an Introduction to Uranium-Thorium Dating to review the chemistry of U-Th Dating, to learn how U-Th dating differs from Carbon-14 dating, and to discuss advancements, limitations, and application examples.
Pb Isotopes
Watch our on-demand webinar on Lead Isotopes and Applications. Topics include an introduction to Pb isotopes and decay, the geology of Pb isotopes, human intervention of Pb cycling, and how to prepare samples for analysis.
Sr-Nd-Hf Isotopes
View Geochemical Fingerprinting: Application of Sr-Nd-Hf-Pb Isotope Systematics in Earth Science on-demand to gain an understanding of Sr, Nd, Hf, and Pb isotope measurements and reporting conventions.
B Isotopes
View our Boron Isotopic Analysis on-demand webinar. This focuses on B and its occurrence in water, and a review of boron isotopic analysis on water studies.
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Isobar Science 2023 Holiday / Lab Closure Schedule
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Best Practices When Selecting Bone Samples
/in Company Updates, Company Updates, Company Updates, Lead Isotopes, U-Th Dating /by Daryll OratBones and teeth can be used for a variety of different isotopic analyses, including Oxygen, Strontium, Lead, Neodymium, Carbon, Nitrogen and dating (radiocarbon and in some cases Uranium-Thorium). There are important requirements for bone samples to ensure they produce accurate results.
Identifying Origin and Trade of Textiles using Strontium Isotopes
/in Sr Isotopes, Sr Isotopes /by Daryll OratArchaeological textiles can provide important evidence of social traditions and status, the economics of textile exchange, and evolving weaving technologies.