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Re: activated zinc for D/H in water
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Please send me some of your Zn.

Please say 'Hello' to Ian from me.

Karlis Muehlenbachs
Dept. of Earth and Atmospheric Sci.
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB T6G 2E3
Canada


>Dear everybody:
>
>We have developed a method to activate ordinary zinc to react with water
>for hydrogen isotope analysis. We call it GGC zinc. Thousands of water
>samples have been analyzed in the past two years using GGC zinc. The
>results are very satisfactory. The precision of duplicates can easily be
>reached +-0.7 permil. The GGC zinc has the following advantages over the
>zinc presently used in other labs: 
>        a. easy storage, can be stored in ordinary desiccator. 
>        b. never needs washing or degassing. 
>        c. no difference between batches. 
>We would like to have other labs test GGC zinc and make comments on it. 
>Anybody who is interested in testing or using GGC zinc may contact us at 
>the address bellow. We shall send you 20g GGC zinc  upon request.
>
>Dachun Zhang / Isaac R. Kaplan 
>Global Geochemistry Corp.  
>6919 Eton Ave. 
>Canoga Park, CA 91303
>Phone: 818-992-4103



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