Janis Gulens , William J. Olmstead , Arthur S. Denovan , Kathleen L. Gale , John H. Rolston
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Abstract
The oxygen isotopic content of natural and heavy water has been determined by mass spectrometric analysis of oxygen gas, produced by direct chemical oxidation using either Na2S2O8 in strongly basic media or ClF3. The results from the two methods are in good agreement. No evidence for mass independent isotope fractionation effects in deuterium-free water or in heavy water samples from a variety of sources was found. The 17O and 18O content of three IAEA water standards (V-SMOW, GISP and SLAP) are reported.