Aemas | Laser-Based Radiocarbon Measurement Device
The C14 SCAR is a new, innovative method for measuring C14, used for carbon dating. Previously, C14 measurements were expensive, labor-intensive, time-consuming, and involved hazardous substances. The C14 SCAR is smaller, much faster, and user-friendly. The amount of C14 can be measured in 20 minutes with an accuracy of 1 part per quadrillion (PPQ)! This opens the door to low-threshold determinations of the age of materials. Not only for excavations, but also for definitively determining whether biofuel is truly biofuel—something that will become very important in the coming years. The composition of (bio)plastics and other materials can also be determined. It is even possible to distinguish CO2 emissions between those of biological origin and those from fossil fuels. With the C14 SCAR, it is finally possible to gain real control over what is and what is not of biological origin.




















