Analysis of Carbonates

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Description

This lecture covers the process of measuring carbonate and bicarbonate in soil using a Berna calcimeter, involving the reaction of acid with carbonate and bicarbonate to release CO2, which is then measured to determine the initial quantity of carbonate and bicarbonate in the soil.

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