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APPENDIX E Reference Materials Listed within this Report 126 Any current comprehensive, printed, list of reference materials for ocean science would quickly become obsolete as new materials are produced and others go out of stock. Perhaps the most complete list produced to date is that assembled by Dr.
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APPENDIX E 127 they represent a very small fraction of available reference materials) , and is not particularly user-friendly.
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128 APPENDIX E IAEA-C1 Carrara Marble δ13C, pMC IAEA IAEA-C2 Freshwater δ13C, pMC IAEA Travertine IAEA-C3 Cellulose, 1989 δ13C, pMC IAEA Growth of Tree IAEA-C5 Sub-fossil Wood δ13C, pMC IAEA E Wisconsin Forest IAEA-C6 Sucrose (ANU)
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APPENDIX E 129 RM 8540 PEF1 Polyethylene δ2H, δ13C NIST, IAEA IAEA-CH-7 RM 8541 C (graphite) δ13C NIST, IAEA USGS24 RM 8562 CO2 gas δ13C NIST, IAEA RM 8563 CO2 gas δ13C NIST, IAEA RM 8564 CO2 gas δ13C NIST, IAEA IAEA-NGS1 Natural Gas (Coal)
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130 APPENDIX E Table Footnotes †4th International Radiocarbon Intercomparison (Bryant et al., 2001; Boaretto et al., in press) : http://www.stats.gla.ac.uk/~marian/intercomp.html *
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