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Date: Tue, 18 Feb 97 11:09:54 EST
Subject: Re: sulfur isotopes as a tracer
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Dear Isogeochem-ers,

        First of all, my thanks to the response on hydrogen isotope
equilibration kinetics.  The GCA paper was the ticket for me.  Would anyone
know where I can purchase 34S enriched sulfate or sulfide?  Thanks, T.C.
Onstott

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