ENVIRONMENTAL ISOTOPES

The 'environmental isotopes' are a subset of the isotopes, both stable and radioactive, which are the object of 'Isotope geochemistry'.
The most used environmental isotopes are:

★ deuterium

★ tritium

★ carbon-13

★ carbon-14

★ nitrogen-15

★ oxygen-18

★ silicon-29

★ chlorine-36


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