intrinsic tracer
intrinsic tracer · intrinsic tracers
A substance or characteristic that is naturally present within a system or material…A substance or characteristic that is naturally present within a system or material and used to track or study its behavior or properties, without being externally introduced.
Meaning
1 sensesA substance or characteristic that is naturally present within a system or material and used to track or study its behavior or properties, without being externally introduced.
Forms
plural: intrinsic tracers| Singular | intrinsic tracer |
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See also
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