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		<title>By: Jayakody</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have seen the video on Carbon Bench which I consider as interesting. I could remember that there was a instrument in the past named Wostof Apparatus which was used to quantify Carbonates in Soil through combustion in a chamber and the evolved carbon dioxide sending through an acid solution in which the conductivity change was measured and used to quantify carbon. Is this a next generation of that ?

Besides, I wish to know how the instrument would disintegrate carbon dioxide produced at the same time due to heating of the soil samples containing considerable amounts of carbonates ; calcareous soils.

Above was my confusion !  Congratulations for increasing the bulk of the soil for determination which, would invariably provide more representative results.

regards


Ananda N. Jayakody]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have seen the video on Carbon Bench which I consider as interesting. I could remember that there was a instrument in the past named Wostof Apparatus which was used to quantify Carbonates in Soil through combustion in a chamber and the evolved carbon dioxide sending through an acid solution in which the conductivity change was measured and used to quantify carbon. Is this a next generation of that ?</p>
<p>Besides, I wish to know how the instrument would disintegrate carbon dioxide produced at the same time due to heating of the soil samples containing considerable amounts of carbonates ; calcareous soils.</p>
<p>Above was my confusion !  Congratulations for increasing the bulk of the soil for determination which, would invariably provide more representative results.</p>
<p>regards</p>
<p>Ananda N. Jayakody</p>
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