mineralnivåene
Mineralnivåene, literally “the mineral levels,” refer to the quantitative measurements of mineral content within a given medium. The term is employed across several scientific disciplines, including geology, agronomy, environmental science, and medical diagnostics. In a geological context, mineralnivåene describe the abundance of specific minerals in rock strata, soil profiles, or sedimentary layers. Geologists rely on these values to reconstruct depositional environments, assess mineral resources, and evaluate geological processes such as weathering and diagenesis. Typical analysis uses X‑ray fluorescence, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP‑MS), or optical mineralogy.
In agriculture, mineralnivåene represent the nutrient concentrations available in soil, water, and plant tissues. Soil tests
Within human health, mineralnivåene are the levels of essential trace elements and macrominerals in blood, urine,
Industrial applications of mineralnivåene include quality control in mining, metallurgy, and construction materials. By quantifying ore
Across all contexts, accurate determination of mineralnivåene supports decision‑making, resource management, and scientific understanding.