Supplemental information for: Experimental assessment of EAIRMS normalization methodologies for environmental stable isotopes
Balint, Sawyer; Schwartz, Morgan; Fowler, Drew; Linnekogel, Stella; Cromratie Clemons, Sáde; Burkemper, Laura K.;
Supplemental information for: Experimental assessment of EAIRMS normalization methodologies for environmental stable isotopes
This repository contains data for the manuscript "Experimental assessment of EAIRMS normalization methodologies for environmental stable isotopes" by Sawyer Balint, Morgan Schwartz, Drew Fowler, Stella Linnekogel, Sáde Cromratie Clemons, and Laura K. Burkemper.
- Environmental Protection Agency Ireland
- UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology United Kingdom
- AUS (United States) United States
- Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment Ireland
- Boston University United States
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