Interlaboratory assessment of nitrous oxide isotopomer analysis by isotope ratio mass spectrometry and laser spectroscopy: current status and perspectives

Joachim Mohn; Benjamin Wolf; Sakae Toyoda; Cheng-Ting Lin; Mao‐Chang Liang; Nicolas Brüggemann; Holger Wissel; Amy Steiker; Jens Dyckmans; Lars Szwec; Nathaniel E. Ostrom; Karen L. Casciotti; Matthew Forbes; Anette Giesemann; Reinhard Well; Richard R. Doucett; Christopher T. Yarnes; Anna R. Ridley; Jan Kaiser; Naohiro Yoshida

doi:10.1002/rcm.6982

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The study reveals that for future research on N2O isotopocules, standardisation against N2O reference material is essential to improve interlaboratory compatibility. For atmospheric monitoring activities, we suggest N2O in whole air as a unifying scale anchor.

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