Accuracy and Precision of Flowing Afterglow Mass Spectrometry for the Determination of the Deuterium Abundance in the Headspace of Aqueous Liquids and Exhaled Breath Water
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We have assessed the accuracy and precision of our flowing afterglow mass spectrometric method (FA-MS) for absolute measurements of deuterium abundance in water using standardised tap water/D(2)O mixtures within the D/H range from 155 ppm (local tap water) to 1104 ppm, prepared by the gravimetric method. The results of this study show that a precision and accuracy of 1% can be achieved for the deuterium abundance in water samples. This is quite adequate for the main application, which is the rapid, non-invasive measurement of total body water by deuterium analysis of breath water vapour using the D(2)O dilution method.
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