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Dear Paul,
Thank you very much for your info.
An ISI literature research on this subject drew a complete blank but I
will search again looking for the journal you mentioned.
In case I shouldn't hit pay-dirt, could I possibly ask you to send me
a copy of the manuscript?
In re Natalie's problems I quite agree. I don't think the pH is the
problem and distillition would be the last resort, only. That's why I
was thinking of Mn as an alternative.
Another alternative for purification of the water samples would be
ice-zone melting. It can be down-scaled quite easily and one doesn't
run the risk of isotopic fractionation. Working on the same principle
as zone-melting, all the contaminants and salts are concentrated into
the bottom end of the ice rod.
Very best wishes,
Wolfram
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