2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.soilbio.2021.108407
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Incorporation of hydrogen from ambient water into the C-bonded H pool during litter decomposition

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“…To determine δ 2 H values in bacterial biomass, which requires the elimination of the contribution of exchangeable H to δ 2 H t (i) and to quantify the incorporation of ambient-water H into bacterial biomass (ii), we used isotope labeling …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To determine δ 2 H values in bacterial biomass, which requires the elimination of the contribution of exchangeable H to δ 2 H t (i) and to quantify the incorporation of ambient-water H into bacterial biomass (ii), we used isotope labeling …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To determine δ 2 H values in bacterial biomass, which requires the elimination of the contribution of exchangeable H to δ 2 H t (i) and to quantify the incorporation of ambient-water H into bacterial biomass (ii), we used isotope labeling. 34 We accounted for the exchangeable O-, N-and S-bonded H in the bacterial species (i) with a mass balance approach adopted from Ruppenthal et al 6 The total H (H t ) pool consists of an H ex fraction that isotopically exchanges with water vapor and a Cbonded H fraction (H n ) with respective δ 2 H ex and δ 2 H n values. Total δ 2 H values (δ 2 H t ) could be measured directly, and this pool can be described by eq 2.…”
Section: Bacterial Cultures and Medium Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%