2010
DOI: 10.2343/geochemj.1.0053
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Measurement of chlorine stable isotopic composition by negative thermal ionization mass spectrometry using total evaporation technique

Abstract: NOTE241 measurement. Even the P-TIMS method requires microgram quantity of Cl for precise analysis. For this reason, these two methods have been applied to the isotopic analysis of relatively large samples, or samples with high Cl concentration such as fluid inclusion in ore deposits (Eastoe and Guilbert, 1992), evaporites (Eggenkamp et al., 1995), Cl-bearing silicate minerals (Willmore et al., 2002) and Cl-rich metamorphic rocks (Barnes and Sharp, 2006;Bonifacie et al., 2008). The N-TIMS technique, on the oth… Show more

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“…Though the present study is out of scope for the isotope ratio measurements with high precision (0.005 -0.0001% of relative standard deviation, RSD) which is expected by IRMS 35,36 and TIMS, 37,38 it is expected to be applicable to the studies for stable isotope tracers, 1 H and 36 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Though the present study is out of scope for the isotope ratio measurements with high precision (0.005 -0.0001% of relative standard deviation, RSD) which is expected by IRMS 35,36 and TIMS, 37,38 it is expected to be applicable to the studies for stable isotope tracers, 1 H and 36 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%