How to pronounce “strontium” in English

Stone contains a trace element called strontium.

And they looked at the strontium levels in the teeth and the bones.

It's in a terbium doped strontium flora appetite, if you're into that stuff.

And this is where the actual sample starts — the strontium titanate.

But what you can do is look at strontium.

And it has a very unusual signature to their strontium.

So here she is injecting herself with trace amounts of things like strontium, which is used in various medical treatments.

So before GPS, there was strontium.

And bingo, he finds this disc of strontium 90 that's been quietly irradiating the cast and crew for the last five years.

People found radioactive elements which chemically substitute into certain crystals in exchange like rubidium and strontium substitute for potassium and calcium and argon and so on.

When we develop teeth, it takes up tiny-- infinitesimally tiny-- amounts of strontium, and that can be measured.

So the oxygen, led, and strontium isotopes that you eat and go into your bones and your teeth, we can use those to source where people lived in the past,

First of all, its half-life of rubidium becoming strontium is 48.8 billion years-- b-- billion years.

Radiometric dating, where you have-- I mean, who doesn't love rubidium and strontium?

But once they freeze, once it cools off, then, chemically, some of the rubidium, some of the strontium, is replaced by some of the sodium, some of the calcium.