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    356 Spree, Jannowitzbrücke

    Title
    Spree, Jannowitzbrücke
    Study site
    Spree
    Sampling locations
    Spree, Jannowitzbrücke
    location
    52.514347, 13.418044
    location
    type
    running water / river (Fluss)
    state
    code
    S73
    description
    Parameters

    chemistry:

    P, (soluble reactive phosphorus)
    name
    P, (soluble reactive phosphorus)
    description

    0,45µm filtrated, photometric determination

    synonyms
    anorganischer gelöster Phosphor, ortho-Phosphat-P, DRP, DIP, inorganic soluble phosphorus, phosphate-phosphorus
    P, (total dissolved phosphorus)
    name
    P, (total dissolved phosphorus)
    description

    0,45µm filtrated, photometric determination after digestion

     

    synonyms
    Gesamter gelöster Phosphor
    P, (total phosphorus)
    name
    P, (total phosphorus)
    description

    photometric determination after digestion

    synonyms
    total phosphorus, gesamter Phosphor
    Contact
    Thomas Rossoll
    Licence for data
    All rights reserved. Please send a request to Thomas Rossoll if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy
    Project
    Spree; Quelle bis Mündung

    Data files (e.g. excel)

    TitlecreatedFiletypeActions
    S73_water_chemistry.xlsx 08. Feb. 2021 15:00 datatable: .xlsx
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    Machine Readable Metadata Files

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    • _Spree,_Jannowitzbrücke_.xml
    • _Spree,_Jannowitzbrücke_.eml

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