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A submersible probe with in-line calibration and a symmetrical reference element for continuous direct nitrate concentration measurements

Forrest et al., 2023

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4565717307523202665
Author
Forrest T
Cherubini T
Jeanneret S
Zdrachek E
Damala P
Bakker E
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Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts

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Current methods to monitor nitrate levels in freshwater systems are outdated because they require expensive equipment and manpower. Punctual sampling on the field or at a fixed measuring station is still the accepted monitoring procedure and fails to provide real-time …
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