GV Instruments IsoPrime™ stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer with universal triple collector, equipped with high throughput continuous flow, an adjustable height Gilson GX271 autosampler, and a Trace Gas system for cryogenic trapping of low concentration atmospheric gases
Contact: Elliott
GV Instruments (Micromass) IsoPrime™ stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer with universal triple collector and additional H/D assembly, equipped with both traditional dual inlet and high throughput continuous flow modes. The system includes a Multi-Prep™ inlet module and Gilson autosampler for high precision determinations of carbonate δ18O and δ13C and water sample δ18O and D/H ratios. Contact: Elliott
Thermo Scientific Delta V stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer with universal triple collector, additional H/D assembly, and additional Faraday channels for collection of rare S isotopes, equipped with ConFlo IV Universal Interface for continuous flow applications. The system includes a GC Islink ISQ with Trace GC Ultra with TriPlus autosampler for compound specific C, H, and N isotope analysis and a Costech ECS 4010 elemental analyzer with zero blank autosampler for C, N, and S isotope analysis in bulk samples. Contact: Werne
Thermo Scientific Delta V stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer with universal triple collector and additional H/D assembly, equipped with ConFlo IV Universal Interface for continuous flow applications. The system includes a GC Islink ISQ with Trace GC Ultra with TriPlus autosampler for compound specific C, H, and N isotope analysis and a Thermo high temperature conversion elemental analyzer (TC/EA) with zero blank autosampler for H and O isotope analysis in solid and liquid bulk samples. Contact: Werne
Finnigan MAT 262 thermal ionization mass spectrometer (TIMS) for the measurement of radiogenic and non-traditional stable isotopes. Contact: Capo or Stewart
Thermo Scientific Neptune Plus double-focusing MC-ICP-MS housed in collaboration with the DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory for the measurement of radiogenic and non-traditional stable isotopes Contact: Capo or Stewart