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Concept

MicroEquivalents per litre

URI http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P06/current/UEQL/2/
Within Vocab BODC-approved data storage units
Alternative Labels uEquiv/l
Definition The amount of substance or substances in a litre of solution that will react with one microgram of hydrogen.
Date 2012-12-18T09:42:28
Identifier SDN:P06::UEQL
Note accepted
Is Version Of UEQL
Previous Version 1
version 2
Same As CEH http://onto.nerc.ac.uk/CAST/155
Broader P24:MOLPVOL [amount of substance]/[length*length*length]
Related
P01 BODC Parameter Usage Vocabulary - (12) [+]
P01:ACIDZZXX Acidity of the water body
P01:ALKGWX01 Total alkalinity of the groundwater [dissolved plus reactive particulate phase] by titration against standardised acid
P01:SEDPWALK Total alkalinity per unit volume of the sediment pore water [dissolved plus reactive particulate <0.2um phase] by extraction by squeezing, filtration and potentiometry
P01:NEWCXX10 Total alkalinity per unit volume of the sediment pore water [dissolved plus reactive particulate <0.4/0.45um phase]
P01:ALKYMP02 Total alkalinity per unit volume of the sediment pore water by model prediction
P01:ALKYZZXX Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body
P01:ALKYTID1 Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body by filtration and titration against standardised acid
P01:ALKYZZYY Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body by Gran titration and Mackereth et al. (1978) freshwater analysis method
P01:ALKYMP01 Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body by model prediction
P01:ALKYPOTX Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body by potentiometry
P01:ALKYSPTX Total alkalinity per unit volume of the water body by spectrophotometry
P01:ALSDPOTX Total alkalinity standard deviation per unit volume of the water body by potentiometry
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