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Subject:	35Cl of TCE/DCE
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As part of an undergraduate class that I am teaching, we would like to analyze 
the 35Cl of TCE/cis-DCE in ground water samples (about 1000 ppb concentration).
Can anyone suggest the best procedure for separating the TCE+DCE from the
water for isotopic analyses?  Also how much sample is usually required for 
35Cl analyses?  Thank you all for suggestions on Fe -labelled materials.  
Their were quite helpfull and interesting.  Cheers, T.C.O.

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