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Standards can now be compared directly from the IsoFind website.

For many isotopic systems involving non-conventional elements, there is no standardized zero value; instead, each research team uses its own internal standard solutions, which makes comparing values ​​between laboratories highly cumbersome.

IsoFind provides free access to its database of comparisons for standards and reference materials.

It covers 24 isotopic systems and over 330 standards and reference materials—all with cited sources—and provides detailed breakdowns for every calculation.

SbPbGeVZrBCdCuGaFeLiHgMoNiOSiAgSThSnTiWUZn

November 2026

Publication added

33 new publications added

Van Wilderode et al. (2015), Nowecki (2014), Schneider et al. (2007), Walraven et Chabu (1994), Panneerselvam et al. (2012), Van Wilderode et al. (2014), Haest et al. (2009), Haest et al. (2010), Sweeney et al. (1986), Rademakers et al. (2018), El Desouky et al. (2010), Lerouge et al. (2005), Gatsé Ebotehouna et al. (2019), Bafon et al. (2023), Buatier et al. (2016), Ehya (2014), Kilias et al. (2001), Leybourne et al. (2009), McGowan et al. (2006), Kidder et al. (2022) and 13 more.

RecordsNkanaKonkolaChambishiLumwana (Malundwe)Nchanga (Chingola)SentinelSambaKonkola NorthEnterpriseKansanshiMusoshiChibulumaand 69 more

SrNdSClOCHPbCuFeMo

October 2026

Publication added

New publication: Qin et al. (2021)

Qin et al. (2021), Origin and Evolution of Saline Spring Water in North and Central Laos Based on Hydrochemistry and Stable Isotopes (δD, δ18O, δ11B, and δ37Cl), Water 13(24):3568.

Added to the Atlas: 25 values (δD, δ18O, δ11B, δ37Cl) for Muang Ou Tai saline spring, West Moding saline spring, Mankuang saltworks saline spring, East Muang Say saline spring, South Pak Lay saline spring, Thakhek saline spring and Muang Say saline springs.

RecordsMuang Ou Tai saline springWest Moding saline springMankuang saltworks saline springEast Muang Say saline springSouth Pak Lay saline springThakhek saline springMuang Say saline springs

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