Once soil cores are extracted, QuantumPro, Inc. is able to catalog exponentially higher carbon sequestration by using the latest in sub-atomic and nano-laser diagnostic equipment in a comprehensive suite of analysis, including:
This most vital measurement of actual soil carbon sequestration quantification and verification is conducted through infrared absorption of finely ground soil particles samples heated to 680 deg C (1,256 deg F).
In this analysis, advanced nano-lasers are used to differentiate the carbon absorption capacity of different soil lithologies and particle sizes.
Here, highly advanced X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis identifies the assorted clay and silt minerals in a sample to quantify the different soil particles absorption capabilities.
Using sub-atomic energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, we determine the specific elemental composition and compounds in a core sample that impact the sequestration process and final sequestration capacity.
A measure of volume and weight to determine top soil compaction over time and specifically determines the optimal moisture content at which a given soil type will become most dense and achieve its maximum dry density.
An important test for soil characterization, wet and dry density assessments are critical components of soil carbon sequestration analysis.
A critical differentiating measurement during new crop planting seasons, this test pinpoints soil properties and determines the ratio of the mass of water held in the soil to the dry soil.