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tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration

URI http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/S03/current/S03208/
Within Vocab BODC parameter semantic model sample preparation entity descriptions
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Definition A dissolved radioactive or stable isotope tracer was added to the sample which was held for a predetermined time in darkness before filtration to collect the particulate phase as size fractions.
Date 2006-04-27T08:10:59
Identifier SDN:S03::S03208
Note accepted
Has Current Version 1
version 1
Broader S01:S019 sample preparation method entity Mapping: 1471912
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P01 BODC Parameter Usage Vocabulary - (5) [+]
P01:SNCURDPF Uptake rate of carbon {C} {primary production} per hour per unit volume of the water body [particulate 0.2-2um phase] by tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration and counting residue Mapping: 873448
P01:SNPURDPF Uptake rate of phosphate {PO43- CAS 14265-44-2} per hour per unit volume of the water body [particulate 0.2-2um phase] by tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration and counting residue Mapping: 882704
P01:NPUPRDP4 Uptake rate of phosphate {PO43- CAS 14265-44-2} per hour per unit volume of the water body [particulate >0.2um phase] by tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration and counting residue and summation of size-fractionated values Mapping: 882078
P01:SFTURIPB Uptake rate of thymidine {CAS 50-89-5} {bacterial production} per hour per unit volume of the water body [particulate 0.2-0.8um phase] by tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration and counting residue Mapping: 1474670
P01:SFTURIPA Uptake rate of thymidine {CAS 50-89-5} {bacterial production} per hour per unit volume of the water body [particulate 0.2-200um phase] by tracer doping, incubation in the dark, cascade filtration and counting residue Mapping: 1474858

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