The second part of the decay kinetics lectures focuses on utilizing the described equations. The lecture begins with a description of parent-daughter decay, with examples from the natural actinide decay series. Relationships between the parent and daughter isotopes is based on half life differences. A generalized equation to calculate relative amounts of parent and daughter at any time is provided. Equations related to expanded decay chains with more than 2 members is provided, emphasizing the Bateman equation. The use of a program that calculated the decay chain member is given. Dating with radionuclides is given as a final example of equation utilization.
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