Hi,

These ones in addition to what Francesca Serra posted. The first uses IRMS:


The use of electrolysis for accurate d17O and d18O isotope
measurements in water. H.A.J. Meijer and W.J. Li, Isotopes in
Environmental and Health studies 34 (1998), 349-369.


The following two use laser spectrometry:

Simultaneous detection of the 2H/1G, 17O/16O, and 18O/16O isotope
abundance ratios in water by the means of laser spectrometry. E.R.Th.
Kerstel, R. van Trigt, N. Dam, J. Reuss, and H.A.J. Meijer. Anal.
Chemistry 71 (1999), 5297-5303

and:
Stable Isotope Ratio Measurements of highly enriched water samples by
means of laser spectrometry. R. van Trigt, E.R.Th. Kerstel, G.H.
Visser, and H.A.J. Meijer. Anal. Chemistry xx (2001), pages xxx-xxx.
(Don't have the page numbers at hand yet, It is in the latest (June
1st) issue.)

Cheers, Harro


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>
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