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Analysis of dissolved and particulate organic carbon with the HTCO technique

Wurl et al., 2009

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3123640030426180179
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Practical Guidelines for the analysis of seawater

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The dissolved organic matter (DOM) pool in the ocean is equivalent to that of the atmospheric CO2 and is measured at~ 1018 g (McCarthy et al., 1996). Net oxidation of only 1% of the oceanic DOM pool within 1 year would be sufficient to generate a CO2 flux larger …
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