«The Concentration and
Isotopic Abundances of Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere.»
Not exact matches
Species are listed in order
of abundance, and
isotopic data separate species by what they ate and their environment.
The ability to accurately determine the rate
of this H - 17O fusion reaction provides nuclear physicists with another key puzzle piece, alongside direct observations
of oxygen elemental and
isotopic abundances in stellar atmospheres and in primitive meteorites, to zero in on complete and accurate models
of stars.
Chemist Matt Hartings
of American University in Washington, D.C., says that most chemists who don't think regularly about
isotopic abundances or teach general chemistry at college would probably consider the atomic weights as constants.