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uranium series

Also uĀ·raniĀ·um-radiĀ·um series

noun

Chemistry.
  1. the radioactive series that starts with uranium 238 and ends with a stable isotope of lead of mass number 206.



uranium series

noun

  1. physics a radioactive series that starts with uranium-238 and proceeds by radioactive decay to lead-206

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Uranium series dating on the bone also gives it a minimum age of 146,000 years.

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Aubert’s team found calcite crusts near the rear of the painted animal and used a technique called uranium series analysis to date them to at least 40,000 years old.

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They calculated its age by directly testing the bone using a technique called uranium series dating, which determines the age of a material by comparing levels of radioisotopes it contains.

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Next, the team used a technique called uranium series dating to gauge the bone’s age.

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ā€œI personally would never use uranium series dating of bones alone to assign age, it needs to be supported and consistent with other dating results,ā€ said Dirk Hoffmann, an expert on uranium dating at Leipzig.

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