The radio-isotope beryllium-10 ( 10 Be) is often employed in studies of paleoclimates. How is 10 Be

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The radio-isotope beryllium-10 (10Be) is often employed in studies of paleoclimates. How is 10Be formed? With which aspects of paleoclimate is correlated? How is used, for example, to extract climate information from ice cores?

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The Physics of Energy

ISBN: 978-1107016651

1st edition

Authors: Robert L. Jaffe, Washington Taylor

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