Translation for 'nitrogen isotope' from English to Swedish

nitrogen isotope

kväveisotop {u}kemi

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nitrogen atom

kväveatom {u}kemi

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nitrogen dioxide

kvävedioxid {u} [NO₂]kemi

nitrogen <N>

kväve {n} <N>kemi

isotope

isotop {u}fys.kemi

mercury isotope

kvicksilverisotop {u}kemi

radon isotope

radonisotop {u}kemi

vanadium isotope

vanadinisotop {u}kemi

nobelium isotope

nobeliumisotop {u}kemi

magnesium isotope

magnesiumisotop {u}kemi

osmium isotope

osmiumisotop {u}kemi

praseodymium isotope

praseodymisotop {u}kemi

meitnerium isotope

meitneriumisotop {u}kemi

americium isotope

americiumisotop {u}kemi

polonium isotope

poloniumisotop {u}kemi

tungs­ten isotope

volframisotop {u}kemi

lawrencium isotope

lawrenciumisotop {u}kemi

calcium isotope

kalciumisotop {u}kemi

helium isotope

heliumisotop {u}kemi

europium isotope

europiumisotop {u}kemi

chlorine isotope

klorisotop {u}kemi

• Rogers, K. M. (2003). "Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures indicate recovery of marine biota from sewage pollution at Moa Point, New Zealand." Marine Pollution Bulletin 46(7): 821–827.
• She has built up an international reputation in meteoritics, publishing many papers on the carbon and nitrogen isotope geochemistry of primitive meteorites, on Martian meteorites, and on interstellar components of meteorites.
• It has been shown that foliar stable nitrogen isotope (15N) abundance in "N.
• Carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of Buhla's bone collagen suggests that Buhla ate largely bison and elk, with occasional salmon and other fish.
• Nitrogen ratios are frequently linked to agricultural activities. Nitrogen isotope data has also been used to measure the amount of exchange of air between the stratosphere and troposphere using data from the greenhouse gas N2O.

• δ15N data from 750 to 580 million year-old marine sediments hailing from four different Neoproterozoic basins show similar nitrogen isotope ratios to modern oceans, with a mode of +4% and a range from -4% to +11%.
• Hydrogen and nitrogen isotope ratios have been used for the authentication of alkylpyrazines used as "natural" coffee flavorings.
• Nitrogen-15 (15N) tracing is a technique to study the nitrogen cycle using the heavier, stable nitrogen isotope 15N.
• The atmosphere contains a nitrogen isotope which causes the air to become toxic to humans in sunlight, although it has no effect on Solonians.
• Analysis of the carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios in both the long-period and Jupiter-family comets shows little difference between the two, despite their presumably vastly separate regions of origin.

• A single find from the Channel Islands of California replete with nitrogen isotope signatures aligning with bison and camels (followed by seals) bolsters the suggestion that although not entirely carnivorous, "A.
• Their 2019 study made use of carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis to estimate iguana diets in order to explain why iguanas on Allen's Cay were ~2 times longer and ~6 times heavier than the same subspecies on nearby Leaf Cay and U Cay, the populations being only a generation removed and separated by a [...] channel.
• Analysis of specific carbon isotope and nitrogen isotope ratios left by maize consumption in the bones and cartilage of the women as well as pathologies indicative of poor health and nutritional stress; have led researchers to also conclude they were of a lower social status than elite burials in the mound, consuming more maize and less animal protein than elite individuals.
• The first use of NanoSIMS in biology was by Peteranderl and Lechene in 2004, who used a prototype of NanoSIMS to examine and measure carbon and nitrogen isotopes of eukaryotic cells.