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Originally Posted by Randy Holmes-Farley
Triton can't detect low enough to even detect NSW levels of some elements, such as iron, so you can't know how those are changing when they read 0. Triton tests also don't say anything about the bioavailability of the elements it detects. Many metals can be in many different forms in seawater.
But so I understand this chart, which had dinos and which did not? Far right did not?
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Yep, totally agree there are definite limits to the Triton results and I also have some skepticism to it's full accuracy but accurate enough.
Yes, the first test the dino's were in full swing take over. The second test they were still there and about peaked. The last test they were all but gone at least visually. The interesting thing is the Fe and Al appearing in the last test with the Dinos gone.
