Author response for "Isotopically‐characterised N <sub>2</sub> O reference materials for use as community standards"
Joachim Mohn(Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology), Longfei Yu(Jinan University), Mayuko Nakagawa(Tokyo Institute of Technology), Pascal Boeckx(Ghent University Hospital), David J. Steger, Samuel Bodé(Ghent University), Isabell von Rein(Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry), Sarah Eggleston(Past Global Changes), Heike Geilmann(Max Planck Society), Joanna Müller(Agroscope), Sakae Toyoda(Tokyo Institute of Technology), Heiko Moossen(Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry), Wolfgang Wanek(University of Vienna), Kristýna Kantnerová(Thermo Fisher Scientific (Germany)), Naohiro Yoshida(Life Science Institute), Sarah K. Wexler(University College London), Jan Kaiser(University of East Anglia), Myriam Guillevic(Federal Office for the Environment), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Ruth Pearce, Paul J. Brewer(National Physical Laboratory)
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