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STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION AND THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF LIME BINDERS ALLOW ACCURATE RADIOCARBON AGE DETERMINATIONS OF AERIAL LIME PLASTER
Radiocarbon (14C) dating of anthropogenic carbonates (CaCO3) such as ash, lime plaster and lime mortar, has proven a difficult task due to the occurrence of a number of contaminants embedded within the CaCO3 pyrogenic binder. These include 14C-free geologic components and/or secondary phases
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