By determining and interpreting the stable isotope ratios of carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, hydrogen and oxygen of any sample different conclusions can be drawn. If there is more than one of these elements present in the sample, a so-called isotope fingerprint (consisting of up to all five ratios) can be established which is characteristic for the sample and can be compared to reference data from reference samples for different sets of properties or differentiations.
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