The normalization of a measured delta-14C value of atmospheric CO2 to a delta-13C value of -25 per mil does not take into account the presence of fossil fuel and biogenic CO2. In this paper, we try to assess these contaminations as well as the proper 14C content of "clean air".This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between Radiocarbon and the University of Arizona Libraries.The Radiocarbon archives are made available by Radiocarbon and the University of Arizona Libraries. Contact lbry-journals@email.arizona.edu for further information.Migrated from OJS platform February 202
ABSTRACT. This study investigates the accuracy of the radiocarbon-based calculation of the biogenic ...
Radiocarbon (C-14) has been widely used for quantification of fossil fuel CO2 (CO2ff) in the atmosph...
Variations in the steady-state concentrations of natural 14C in the atmosphere, biosphere, and ocean...
14C measurements on continuous weekly samples of atmospheric CO2 and hydrocarbons, collected in a ra...
Air pollution and climate change are two important threats facing in our planet and are tightly link...
Fossil fuel CO₂ (CO₂ff/ is the major contributor of anthropogenic CO₂ in the atmosphere, and accurat...
At the station Kollumerwaard (The Netherlands), for monitoring tracers in the troposphere, air is sa...
Radiocarbon analyses are commonly used in a broad range of fields, including earth science, archaeol...
Radiocarbon (14C) is both the cosmogenic and anthropogenic isotope. Anthropogenic 14C is produced (1...
At the station Kollumerwaard (Netherlands), for monitoring tracers in the troposphere, air is sample...
In this “Grand Challenges” paper, we review how the carbon isotopic composition of atmospheric CO2 h...
In this "Grand Challenges" paper, we review how the carbon isotopic composition of atmospheric CO2 h...
Since aged carbon in fossil fuel contains no14C,14C/C ratios (∆14C) measured in at-mospheric CO2 can...
Radiocarbon (14C) is a powerful tool in atmospheric sciences for the distinction of emissions from m...
Several international regulations distinguish between carbon from biomass and carbon from fossil raw...
ABSTRACT. This study investigates the accuracy of the radiocarbon-based calculation of the biogenic ...
Radiocarbon (C-14) has been widely used for quantification of fossil fuel CO2 (CO2ff) in the atmosph...
Variations in the steady-state concentrations of natural 14C in the atmosphere, biosphere, and ocean...
14C measurements on continuous weekly samples of atmospheric CO2 and hydrocarbons, collected in a ra...
Air pollution and climate change are two important threats facing in our planet and are tightly link...
Fossil fuel CO₂ (CO₂ff/ is the major contributor of anthropogenic CO₂ in the atmosphere, and accurat...
At the station Kollumerwaard (The Netherlands), for monitoring tracers in the troposphere, air is sa...
Radiocarbon analyses are commonly used in a broad range of fields, including earth science, archaeol...
Radiocarbon (14C) is both the cosmogenic and anthropogenic isotope. Anthropogenic 14C is produced (1...
At the station Kollumerwaard (Netherlands), for monitoring tracers in the troposphere, air is sample...
In this “Grand Challenges” paper, we review how the carbon isotopic composition of atmospheric CO2 h...
In this "Grand Challenges" paper, we review how the carbon isotopic composition of atmospheric CO2 h...
Since aged carbon in fossil fuel contains no14C,14C/C ratios (∆14C) measured in at-mospheric CO2 can...
Radiocarbon (14C) is a powerful tool in atmospheric sciences for the distinction of emissions from m...
Several international regulations distinguish between carbon from biomass and carbon from fossil raw...
ABSTRACT. This study investigates the accuracy of the radiocarbon-based calculation of the biogenic ...
Radiocarbon (C-14) has been widely used for quantification of fossil fuel CO2 (CO2ff) in the atmosph...
Variations in the steady-state concentrations of natural 14C in the atmosphere, biosphere, and ocean...