Does anyone have a TNb that is within Triton's acceptable range?
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What does tnb stand for? You have to have a degree in chemistry to figure all this out?Does anyone have a TNb that is within Triton's acceptable range?
What does tnB stand for anyway? You have to have a chemistry degree to figure all this out!
Does anyone have a TNb that is within Triton's acceptable range?
Here is my results. I have high TNb. I assume it is common. I dont have any real issues with my tank. What does High TNb mean?
Here is my results. I have high TNb. I assume it is common. I dont have any real issues with my tank.
What other source do they want me to add to the fill in the blank box? (From other source). My nitrate test results ?
What does High TNb mean?
Then they have: N/NO3 calculated 23.43N-DOC provides total organic carbon and total nitrogen, organic + inorganic nitrogen (though not N2). By subtracting your nitrate nitrogen from the total nitrogen measurement Triton provides, you get an estimate of the nitrogen in the system that is not nitrate.
So, fill in the nitrate results and I think the web page calculates how much nitrogen that represents and subtracts it from the total. Triton claims there exists an ideal ratio of organic to nitrate nitrogen to shoot for. I have not seen the science to justify the claim.
N-DOC provides total organic carbon and total nitrogen, organic + inorganic nitrogen (though not N2). By subtracting your nitrate nitrogen from the total nitrogen measurement Triton provides, you get an estimate of the nitrogen in the system that is not nitrate.
So, fill in the nitrate results and I think the web page calculates how much nitrogen that represents and subtracts it from the total. Triton claims there exists an ideal ratio of organic to nitrate nitrogen to shoot for. I have not seen the science to justify the claim.
The plot below shows how total nitrogen varies with total organic carbon for some R2R members. Notice the similarity in the total nitrogen values. Your system’s value is outside the collection of the points centered near 1.5 ppm. There are only two others in your neighborhood. I have no insight into what total nitrogen correlates with.
Then they have: N/NO3 calculated 23.43
I had 12 at the time I sent in the test. So my total is 11.43?
I did not see where they changed anything when I enter 12.
The bar graph changes but I dont know what that means.
Thanks
N-DOC provides total organic carbon and total nitrogen, organic + inorganic nitrogen (though not N2). By subtracting your nitrate nitrogen from the total nitrogen measurement Triton provides, you get an estimate of the nitrogen in the system that is not nitrate.
So, fill in the nitrate results and I think the web page calculates how much nitrogen that represents and subtracts it from the total. Triton claims there exists an ideal ratio of organic to nitrate nitrogen to shoot for. I have not seen the science to justify the claim.
The plot below shows how total nitrogen varies with total organic carbon for some R2R members. Notice the similarity in the total nitrogen values. Your system’s value is outside the collection of the points centered near 1.5 ppm. There are only two others in your neighborhood. I have no insight into what total nitrogen correlates with.
I have been doing algae filtration for 30 years, the Chinese > 2000 years. Seaweeds have adapted to Dynamic Equilibrium and will absorb whatever is in the water.
My last N-doc analysis gave the following results:
TIC: 26,45 (-0,55)
TOC: 3,28 (-0,72)
TC: 29,70 (-1,30)
TNb: 2,29 (1,89)
Therefore, I also have high Tnb
I witnessed how GHA can vacuum up nitrate and phosphate. How about organic carbon?