Carbon 14 Dating Problems - Nuclear Chemistry & Radioactive Decay

This nuclear chemistry video tutorial explains how to solve carbon-14 dating problems. It discusses how to estimate the age of an expired piece of wood based on the radioactive decay of the C-14 isotope which undergoes beta decay. It discusses how to use two formulas given the carbon-14 decay rate in counts per minute per gram to estimate the age of the sample. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems.

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