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BS ISO 14239:2017

Soil quality. Laboratory incubation systems for measuring the mineralization of organic chemicals in soil under aerobic conditions

standard by British Standard / International Organization for Standardization , 09/18/2017

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BS ISO 14239:2017 specifies six suitable incubation systems for measuring the rates and extent of mineralization of organic compounds in soil by measurement of carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution. All incubation systems are applicable to soluble or insoluble compounds but choice of system depends on the overall purposes of the study.

This document does not apply to the use of such systems for material balance studies, which are often test-substance specific.


Cross References:
ISO 11269-2:2012
ISO 11274:1998
ISO 18400-206
ISO 11266:1994 (R10)


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Published:
09/18/2017
ISBN(s):
9780580932502
Number of Pages:
28
File Size:
1 file , 2.1 MB
Same As:
ISO 14239:2017
Product Code(s):
30337220, 30337220, 30337220
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  1. BS ISO 14239:2017

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    Soil quality. Laboratory incubation systems for measuring the mineralization of organic chemicals in soil under aerobic conditions

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  2. BS 7755-4.4.4:1997


    Soil quality. Biological methods. Effects of pollutants on microbes-Laboratory incubation systems for measuring the mineralization of organic chemicals in soil under aerobic conditions

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