carbon-14
radiocarbon
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radiocarbon
noun
A radioactive isotope of carbon, especially carbon-14.
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A radioactive isotope of carbon, especially carbon 14. Other radiocarbons include carbon 10, carbon 11, carbon 15, and carbon 16.
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Origin
From radio- +"Ž carbon
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