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Intrinsic chlorophyll fluorescence - Reagents & Materials

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Intrinsic chlorophyll fluorescence

Phytoplankton biomass proxy and water quality characterisation

Reagents & stains

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Acetone, reagent water, pigment calibration standard and acid reagent if the selected correction uses it. For direct intrinsic fluorescence: no stainPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site

Kits

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Optional pigment standards or instrument calibration kitPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site
No stain kit requiredPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site

Consumables & materials

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Water-sampling bottlesPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site
Extraction filters/tubes/cuvettes when using EPA 445.0Per validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site

Equipment

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Field fluorometer or laboratory pigment fluorometerPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site
With extraction/filtration equipment if applicablePer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site

Controls & reference materials

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Pigment calibration/check standardPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site
Background waterPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site
Extraction blankPer validated method / manufacturer IFUMerckRecommended · Official manufacturer site

Official basis (Guidance): EPA ETV treats chlorophyll a as a biomass proxy and lists EPA 445.0 for pigment fluorometry. Pigment fluorescence does not establish viable organism counts.

Procurement note: Direct fluorescence and extracted pigment fluorometry are distinct implementations. Chlorophyll is a biomass proxy, not a viable-organism count.

Sources:G146 US EPA and US Coast GuardG126 US EPA

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