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Question asked by: Erik20
Asked on: 03 Mar 2010
You could ensure that the oxygen around them is a radioactive isotope of oxygen.
Then look at the CO2 that gets made and see what isotope of oxygen it has whether it is the radioactive one or not... this will tell you where it comes from.
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Replied at: 04 Mar 2010
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