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Dear all, I suspect that this subject may have been broached indirectly,
but is there a standard for DIC? I have got reproducable numbers on local
Ithaca water, and the yields look sensible as do the numbers themselves,
but I have no check on accuracy. Is the usual option to use sodium
(bi?)carbonate and run it as a solid, then calculate what it should be when
its dissolved?
thanks,
Linda
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Linda Godfrey
Department of Geological Sciences
Snee Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-1504
tel (607) 255 0058
fax (607) 254 4780
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