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Table 2 δ17O and δ18O values of the waters and silicates measured in this study

From: Correction to: Two-point normalization for reducing interlaboratory discrepancies in δ17O, δ18O, and Δ′17O of reference silicates

Sample

Number of analysis

δ17OVSMOW(a)

1SD(b)

δ18OVSMOW(a)

1SD(b)

δ’17OVSMOW-SLAP(c)

δ’18OVSMOW-SLAP(c)

δ17OVSMOW-SLAP(d)

δ18OVSMOW-SLAP(d)

Δ’17O(e)

1SD(b)

Waters

           
 

VSMOW

11

0.000

0.030

0.000

0.057

0.000

0.000

0.000

0.000

  
 

SLAP

8

− 29.148

0.083

− 54.477

0.155

−30.148

−57.100

−29.698

−55.500

  

Silicates

           
 

UWG2 garnet

35

3.012

0.034

5.802

0.054

3.066

5.897

3.070

5.914

−0.007

0.011

 

NBS28 quartz

12

4.880

0.037

9.328

0.071

4.961

9.464

4.974

9.509

0.006

0.009

 

San Carlos olivine

9

2.835

0.046

5.436

0.080

2.885

5.526

2.889

5.541

0.008

0.011

 

Stenvs Klint Flint Standard

4

17.153

0.115

32.967

0.217

17.333

33.062

17.484

33.615

−0.077

0.012

 

Khitostrov Rock Standard

4

−12.947

0.181

− 24.230

0.325

− 13.282

−24.999

−13.194

−25.478

−0.046

0.009

Natural rocks

           
 

Basalt glass

45

2.903

0.051

5.584

0.095

2.954

5.676

2.958

5.692

−0.002

0.010

 

Obsidian

127

4.384

0.075

8.404

0.144

4.459

8.531

4.469

8.568

−0.004

0.013

Working standard (O2)

 

−5.071

 

−9.618

 

−5.181

−9.852

−5.168

−9.803

  
  1. (a)δ-values are expressed as per mil relative to Vienna Standard Mean Ocean Water (VSMOW)
  2. (b)Standard deviation (SD) means an external reproducibility for each analyses
  3. (c)Delta prime (δ’) is defined as 103 × ln(δxO + 1) by Miller (2002). The VSMOW-SLAP scaling factor (1.019) is applied to linearized delta prime values
  4. (d)δ-values are obtained from linearized delta values after normalization by the scaling factor
  5. (e)Deviation of 17O/16O ratio of sample is estimated as: Δ’17O = δ’17OVSMOW-SLAP  0.5278 × δ’18OVSMOW-SLAP + 0.040