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Testing the use of septum‐capped vials for 13C‐isotope abundance analysis of carbon dioxide

Hardie et al., 2010

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2645739482171200957
Author
Hardie S
Garnett M
Fallick A
Stott A
Rowland A
Ostle N
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Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry

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Studying ecosystem processes in the context of carbon cycling and climate change has never been more important. Stable carbon isotope studies of gas exchange within terrestrial ecosystems are commonly undertaken to determine sources and rates of carbon cycling. To …
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