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Carbon Isotope Ratio

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Carbon Isotope Ratio

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GeorgeDCarr
Can you in practical terms get a carbon isotope ratio using a quadrupole?
Interested in checking ground gas, (is it old or new methane).

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mckrause
Yes, but at the expense of sensitivity. As long as you have sufficient mass of sample it shouldn't be an issue.
Mark Krause
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Krause Analytical
Austin, TX USA
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