I am working on sulphide mineralization in BGC hosted by granites and mafic rocks. I want characterize the geochemical nature of the different sulphide phases.
For most sulfides, the conversion is so easy that there is no need to create an official table. Everyone can do it in Excel or a similar program.
The calculation is based on the atomic proportions of the elements (ie %at., ie Weight% / atomic weight). These atomic proportions are only normalized to the required number of anions or cations (the atomic proportions of all elements are divided by the atomic proportions of sulfur or if isomorphism at the anion positions is assumed, then by the sum of S + Se + As ...). For pyrite, everything is multiplied by 2. That's all.