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calcite, anti-freeze and isotopes

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Howdy!

Does anyone have any thoughts on cutting cave stalgmites with an
anti-freeze cooled saw vs. a water-cooled saw and the possible effects of
such on oxygen and carbon isotopes?  I've heard that anti-freeze will mess
things up but I haven't heard how or why.  Any help might save me a long
days drive to the nearest water cooled saw tha'ts large enough.  Thank you.

Ethan Goddard

Ethan Adams Goddard
University of Georgia
Dept. of Geology
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