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H2 reference gas
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Wed, 13 Oct 1999 17:05:22 -0700
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I am just setting up to begin H/D analysis, and have been told that regular
bulk tank H2 is always so depleted that it is useless to use as a reference
gas.  What do other users do for a H2 reference gas here in N. America?  Is
there a supplier of a bulk gas in a reasonable range?  I already have a
small tank of calibrated H2 but it is much too expensive to use as a day to
day reference gas.

Thanks in advance,

Paul D. Brooks.




Paul D. Brooks.

Dept. ESPM-Ecosystem Sci.,
151 Hilgard Hall, MC 3110,
UC Berkeley, Ca. 94720-3110.

phone (510)642-3155
FAX   (510)643-5098 (to Att. Paul Brooks)

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