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The potential of this fractionation effect for obtaining in situ degradation rates is discussed.

The observed fractionation effect is desirable and provides the basis for CO2 capture from flue gas or fuel gas mixtures.

The vapor liquid carbon isotope enrichment factor, also sometimes noted by ∆13Cvapor liquid, is considered the best way to express the isotope fractionation effect (Hayes, 1993).

We therefore set the reduction interval for a total of 60 s from 30 to 90 s after ablation to minimize the fractionation effect.

An oxygen isotope fractionation effect between sulfate and water (ε18OSO4 H2O) of ∼3.5‰ was determined for the anaerobic (biological and abiotic) experiments.

We further investigate the separation of CdTe and carbon quantum dots dispersed in water and toluene by these membranes, and they show excellent concentration and fractionation effect.

Moreover, the fractionation effects would be considerable in elemental ratios, as expected from Fig. 2, but small in isotopic ratios.

To optimally exploit fractionation effects in the context of radiosurgery treatments of large cerebral arteriovenous malformations (AVMs).

The relative concentrations of [2,1]BNT and [1,2]BNT in reservoired oils are mainly affected by migration fractionation effects (Li et al. 2014a).

The experiment eliminates source facies and maturity influences on oil composition, allowing detailed investigation of petroleum migration fractionation effects in isolation.

We review evidence for the FIP-related fractionation of SEPs and compare it with FIP fractionation effects in the solar wind at 1 AU.