ASTM International

founded in 1898, maintains ASTM D6866, the accelerator-mass-spectrometry radiocarbon standard that every US bio-content verification scheme (including USDA BioPreferred) relies on to physically distinguish bio-based carbon from fossil carbon.

Country
United States
radiocarbon-standard us
Coverage
CNEUUS
standards-certification
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Technologies
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Standardization bodies (ISO/TC 339, CEN/TC 411)standards-certificationLow

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