Convert oxides to elements (and vice versa)

The input can contain more than one analysis with the same series of oxide/element.

• First line must contain one term for the analysis ID, followed by the OXIDE or ELEMENT names.
• Each following line(s) must contain one analysis, and each analysis must contain exactly the same list of oxide/element as defined in the first line. All values must be separated by comma, semicolon or tabulation (e.g. CSV file = comma-separated values).

Ensure to enter the oxide or element name correctly, input is CaSe SenSiTiVe!

Example:
Aluminosilicate, SiO2, Al2O3, FeO
Sample1, 36.10, 62.85, 1.87
Sample2, 35.46, 63.56, 0.98
...

WARNING: if entering element with oxygen wt-%, default oxide will be loaded unless you specify the oxidation state (e.g. Fe3+, Cu+).

When converting element weight-% to oxide weight-%, you can force recalculating the equivalent oxygen content based on the selected oxidation state (see next step).

Oxygen content is automatically recalculated when converting oxide weight-% to element weight-%.