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Isotopic fractionation in secondary ionization mass spectrometry

Lyon et al., 1994

Document ID
14292800603519752009
Author
Lyon I
Saxton J
Turner G
Hinton R
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Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry

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We have studied isotopic fractionation effects which occur during the analysis of oxygen isotope ratios by secondary ionization mass spectrometry. Variable instrumental isotopic fractionation has been well documented in the past as making reliable ion microprobe …
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