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The Development of the
Chlorinity/ Salinity Concept in ...
The Development of the Chlorinity/ Salinity Concept in Oceanography
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Chemical Reference Materials:: Setting the Standards for ...
Knudsen and co-workers defined chlorinity (Cl) as “the chlorine equivalent of the
total halide concentration in parts per thousand by weight, measured by titration
with silver nitrate (AgNO3) solution” (Forch et al., 1902). The salinity determined ...
Committee on Reference Materials for Ocean Science, National Research Council, Division on Earth and Life Studies,
2002
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Data Analysis Methods in Physical Oceanography
For precise laboratory work Cox (1963) reported on more sensitive techniques for
determining the titration end-point which yield a precision of 0.002%o in chlorinity
. Cox also describes an even more complex technique, used by the Standard ...
William J. Emery, Richard E. Thomson,
2001
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
The very low chlorinity at the borrow pit probably results from the sampling of only
the topmost layer of ground water. The positive Eh and absence of hydrogen
sulfide odor indicates that the water is in an oxidizing environment. Samples of ...
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Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 4934
In the following sections we review three different methods of calculating gas
hydrate concentrations from: (a) pore-water freshening using chlorinity data, (b)
electrical resistivity from logs and core data, and (c) from acoustic data (sonic
logs ...
Riedel, M, Collett, T S, Hyndman, R D
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Descriptive Physical Oceanography: An Introduction
The precision of the titration method in routine use is about +0.02 in salinity while
by electrical conductivity it is about ±0.003 in salinity. The present position with
regard to our knowledge of the relations between the chlorinity, the density and ...
George L. Pickard, William J. Emery,
1990
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Water: Characteristics and Properties
The salinity is also a defined quantity, Slightly less that the total weight of
dissolved solids per kilogram and can be calculated from the chlorinity or
determined from a measurement of the density, both chlorinity and salinity are
customarily ...
Examples are seen in Table II where K,' of boric acid and of carbonic acid as well
as K2' of carbonic acid are listed as a function of temperature and chlorinity of
seawater. Values for the solubility S of CO2 are also given. Obviously at any
given ...
William Stewart Hoar, David J. Randall,
1971
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Ecology of Dunes, Salt Marsh and Shingle
Salinity is often expressed as NaCl %c (parts per thousand) and chlorinity as Cl
%o, but also as simple percentages, as below. Ranwell et al. (1964), in studies
around Poole Harbour, recorded maximum chlorinity of soil solutions at 10 cm ...
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Greenhouse effect, sea level rise, and salinity in the ...
chlorinity about l5 percent of the cycles. The base case (l965 sea level) never
showed chloride concentrations in excess of 78 mg/l; the maximum calculated
chlorinity at Torresdale was 62 mg/l. Similarly, the calculated chloride
concentration ...
C. H. J. Hull, James G. Titus, United States. Environmental Protection Agency,
1986
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According to the findings of a civil suit, the city was fined $40,800 for discharging chlorine into Johnson Creek, increasing the creek's chlorinity ... «KOIN.com, 5月 14»
Simple environmental data measures required complicated …
Chlorinity-a component of salt NaCl-was measured. On the open sea, chlorinity could be related by an equation to total dissolved solids or ... «The Chesapeake Bay Journal, 12月 08»