Quantification of soil calcium carbonates by staining and image analysis

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Quantification of calcium carbonates in a light-colored matrix or disseminated calcium carbonates cannot be obtained directly from impregnated blocks by image analysis. A method that combined staining by alizarin red-S with digital image analysis made it possible to identify and quantify soil calcium carbonates including the disseminated form in thin sections. Best results were obtained under reflected light using a tungsten lamp source. -from Authors

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Bui, E. N., & Mermut, A. R. (1989). Quantification of soil calcium carbonates by staining and image analysis. Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 69(3), 677–682. https://doi.org/10.4141/cjss89-066

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