i am in inter-coordinated and i have homework that comes from a biology book....
i cannot find the answer in the book though so can some please explain this question? :
scientist can determine the age of a substance using a method that compared the amounts of different forms of carbon atoms present in the substance. is this method more useful for organic substances or inorganic substances.
after review all the answer people give me, i will look for key words in the book and work with that. i will not copy any answers at all because i'm trying to do this on my own terms and according to my teacher's rules. thank you!
ps.. i am sick. :'[
does the question have anything to do with hydrolysis, adenosine triphosphate, or [adenosine diphosphate & inorganic phosphate]
i cannot find the answer in the book though so can some please explain this question? :
scientist can determine the age of a substance using a method that compared the amounts of different forms of carbon atoms present in the substance. is this method more useful for organic substances or inorganic substances.
after review all the answer people give me, i will look for key words in the book and work with that. i will not copy any answers at all because i'm trying to do this on my own terms and according to my teacher's rules. thank you!
ps.. i am sick. :'[
does the question have anything to do with hydrolysis, adenosine triphosphate, or [adenosine diphosphate & inorganic phosphate]