Uránvázottdatálás
Uránvázottdatálás refers to a radiometric dating technique used to determine the age of geological materials. This method relies on the radioactive decay of isotopes of uranium. Specifically, it measures the ratio of parent uranium isotopes (such as Uranium-238 and Uranium-235) to their stable daughter isotopes (such as Lead-206 and Lead-207, respectively). These decay chains involve a series of intermediate radioactive isotopes that eventually lead to lead.
The principle behind uránvázottdatálás is that the rate of radioactive decay is constant and unaffected by
Uránvázottdatálás is particularly useful for dating very old rocks and minerals, often extending back billions of