A new field approach for the collection of samples for aquatic 14CO2 analysis using headspace equilibration and molecular sieve traps: the super headspace method

M.H. Garnett; M.F. Billett; P. Gulliver; J.F. Dean

doi:10.1002/eco.1754

A new field approach for the collection of samples for aquatic 14CO2 analysis using headspace equilibration and molecular sieve traps: the super headspace method

M.H. Garnett, M.F. Billett, P. Gulliver, J.F. Dean

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Carbon dioxide evasion from inland waters such as lakes, rivers and streams represents a significant component of the global carbon cycle, yet in many parts of the world, relatively little is known about its source. Radiocarbon dating of aquatic CO

Original language	English
Journal	Ecohydrology
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/eco.1754
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2016

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A new field approach for the collection of samples for aquatic 14CO2 analysis using headspace equilibration and molecular sieve traps: the super headspace method

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