Re[3]: Question: References to various historical rad eve

["GLEN VICKERS" <BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com>]

Per "Lederer and Shirley" K40 decays to Ca40 89.3% of the time and to Ar40 10.7%
of the time.

Good luck,
Glen

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Date:    6/17/96 10:44 AM


     
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Glen,
what stable isotope does natural K-40 in the body decay to?
     
thanks,
Lisa
     
     
     
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