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Hi All;
I hate to ask this...
I am in need of an enriched S standard. I ordered NBS-127 from NIST
the day AFTER they had withdrawn it for "re-certification", which is
expected to take up to 2 months. NIST won't ship it until then. Does
anyone know if the IAEA will still sell it or will they take NIST's
lead? We've sent inquiries, but the IAEA is slow to respond.
Anyone willing to part with some NBS-127 temporarily? Maybe it doesn't
much matter [?], but I'd prefer to stick with a sulfate rather than a
AgS, sphalerite, or native S standard? Any other ideas/materials?
I'm in the middle of setting S with a brand new dedicated Costech EA
and I'm burning my sabbatical up quickly.
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Steve Nelson
Associate Professor
Dept. of Geological Sciences
S-389 ESC
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT 84602
801-422-8688
"Guns don't kill people, Dick Cheney kills people."
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Disclaimer for the feeble-minded: It should be painfully obvious, but
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partisan content of this message.
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