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Greenhouse gases
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Mechanical engineering
Carbon cycle
Carbon dioxide
Total inorganic carbon
Chemistry
Chemical oceanography
Chemical engineering

Goldschmidt Conference AbstractsAnalysis of Poyang Lake water body dissolved inorganic carbon isotopic

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