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Re: D/H in Chlorinated VOC
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Wed, 21 Oct 1998 20:35:17 -0700
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Dear all:

I will appreciate it if anybody may provide some information about D/H
isotope analysis method for chlorinated volatile organic compounds. I tried
closed tube combustion at 525 degree C with the mixture of dichloroethane,
CuO and Ag. I got scattered delta-D values (+- 5). Are there any byproducts
between the combustion ingredients that may affect the D/H isotopes?

Thanks for help.

Dachun Zhang
Global Geochemistry Corp.

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