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The 14 pages that link to Isotope-ratio mass spectrometry, each with the reason it gives.

• Stable isotope analysisRelated: It is a principal technique for measuring stable isotope ratios precisely.

• IsobarRelated: Its measurements must distinguish nuclides that may have closely spaced masses.

• Relative atomic massRelated: Precise abundance measurements improve the weighted mean, especially for isotopically variable samples.

• Atomic weightRelated: It supplies precise isotope-abundance measurements used to determine atomic weights.

• Standard atomic weightRelated: It measures isotope ratios used to establish atomic-weight values and their variability.

• Isotopes of nitrogenRelated: It quantifies nitrogen-15 relative to nitrogen-14 in samples.

• Semiheavy waterRelated: It can quantify deuterium enrichment in water samples containing HDO.

• δ18ORelated: It is a standard technique for measuring oxygen isotope ratios.