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2005

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M. van der Sluijs Bent Christen Braskerud Ivan Digernes Inggard Blakar

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Bent Christen Braskerud M. van der Sluijs Ivan Digernes Inggard Blakar Anne Grete Blankenberg

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Bent Christen Braskerud M. van der Sluijs Ivan Digernes Inggard Blakar Anne Grete Blankenberg

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Päivi Rinne Carl Gunnar Fossdal Sissel Torre Heather Danforth Aksel Granhus Gunnhild Søgaard John Einset Harald Kvaalen Øystein Johnsen Chris Van der Schoot

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Svein Solberg Erik Næsset Ole Martin Bollandsås Lars Aurdal Holger Lange Rune Solberg

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Filip Moldan O. Janne Kjønaas Arne O. Stuanes Richard Wright

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Dag Ekeberg Camilla B. Eriksen Hans Ragnar Norli

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A method was created for quantitative and qualitative analyses of different PBDE´s in various matrixes. A mixture of PBDE congeners was used to make calibration curves, and acetone and cyclohexane was used as solvents for the extraction. Analyses were performed using a GC-MS sector instrument. The method was tested on sediments from the Netherlands. Recovery tests were carried out on soil from Kroer in Ås.

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Heleen A. de Wit Jan Mulder Toril Eldhuset

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Anne Moxnes Jervell Kyrre Rickertsen Geir Wæhler Gustavsen

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Ola Flaten Gudbrand Lien Martha Ebbesvik Matthias Koesling Paul Steinar Valle

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Opportunities to make sequential decisions and adjust activities as a season progress and more information becomes available acharacterise the farm management process. ...