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Re: Further Discussion on Carbonate Corrections

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--- You wrote:
How about analyzing two, known but very different isotopic composition of
carbonates (NBS-18 and NBS_19) determining the slope and additive
correction every day and forget about calibrating the reference gas.  That
is what we did Revesz-Landwehr 2002;  RCM, 16: 2102-2114.
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That is the procedure we use as well. Ideally the samples will fall between the two standard values.

Anthony Faiia
Dartmouth College

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