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Substrate Correction Values Address/Unit No. Date XRF Serial Inspector NameSignatureUse this form when the XRF Performance Characteristics Sheet indicates that correction for substrate bias is needed.

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How to fill out substrate correction values

1. Step 1: Determine the current substrate pH level.
2. Step 2: Calculate the desired substrate pH level for your specific plants or crops.
3. Step 3: Determine the substrate correction value required by subtracting the desired pH level from the current pH level.
4. Step 4: Choose the appropriate substrate correction material based on the required correction value. This could include materials like lime or sulfur.
5. Step 5: Calculate the amount of substrate correction material needed based on the correction value and the volume of substrate to be treated.
6. Step 6: Apply the substrate correction material evenly to the substrate, mixing it thoroughly for uniform distribution.
7. Step 7: Allow the substrate correction material to react and adjust the pH level over time. Monitor the pH level regularly using pH testing methods.
8. Step 8: Adjust the substrate correction values if necessary based on ongoing pH monitoring and plant response.
9. Step 9: Repeat the process periodically to maintain the desired substrate pH level.

Who needs substrate correction values?

1. Farmers and agricultural professionals who require precise control over substrate pH levels for optimal plant growth and yield.
2. Horticulturists and greenhouse operators who grow plants in containers or controlled environments.
3. Gardeners and landscapers who want to ensure the pH of their soil or growing medium is suitable for the specific plants they are cultivating.
4. Researchers and scientists studying plant nutrition and soil chemistry.

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What is substrate correction values?

Substrate correction values are adjustments made to correct for variations in the substrate material used for a specific process or calculation.

Who is required to file substrate correction values?

Companies or individuals who use substrate materials in their processes or calculations are required to file substrate correction values.

How to fill out substrate correction values?

Substrate correction values can be filled out by providing details of the substrate material used, any adjustments made, and the calculations or processes affected.

What is the purpose of substrate correction values?

The purpose of substrate correction values is to ensure accuracy in calculations or processes that rely on substrate materials, by accounting for any variations or discrepancies.

What information must be reported on substrate correction values?

Substrate correction values must include details of the substrate material used, the adjustments made, and the impact on calculations or processes.

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