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A thirteen kilogram sample of highly purified Li 2CO 3 prepared from virgin ores has been assayed to have an absolute 6Li/ 7Li abundance ratio of 0.0832±0.0002. This value was determined by a mass spectrometric comparison with a primary standard blended from specially prepared, highly enriched, well-characterized isotopic materials. The abundance ratio of the primary standard was 0.083656±0.000003. The instrumental bias of the mass spectrometer was determined from isotopic ratio measurements of four primary standards having 6Li abundances in the 7–8% range. Previous article in issue. Next article in issue.
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Here's working code using both jquery isotope and lazyload together successfully (tested in Chrome) In the browser console you will get console.log('loaded image') confirmation when an image is loaded, as you scroll down. Drag the jsfiddle html box to change the width and you will see the layout change dynamically. I added the background red class so you can see how isotope alters the dom after it loads. Most of the problems while trying to set this up come from, IMHO, isotope's dom manipulation.
I hope this is enough to get you started. Update: I never tested example in other browsers, and apparently IE or FF failed to work because of the HTTPS references for the javascript resources (for some odd security reason). Replacing them was all that was needed to get it working in IE and FF as seen here: and.