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Creator:: Alkire, Matthew Buckley
Abstract:: Dramatic and ongoing changes pervading the Arctic and subarctic seas over recent decades have motivated this effort to track and better understand hydrographic variability using chemical tracers. Particular emphasis has been paid to differentiating freshwater contributions to upper layers: namely Pacific water, meteoric water, and sea-ice melt/formation. Data collected in...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: isotopic composition of seawater (δ18O) and barium (Ba) concentrations were obtained from the central

Creator:: Atlas, Elliot Leonard
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: the of changes in seawater composition on phosphoric acid dissociation and solubility equilibria

Creator:: Jeter, Hewitt Webb
Abstract:: Dissolved oxygen profiles made with an in situ polarographic device reveal structure in the form of inversions and gradient changes in the 100-600 meter depth zone off Oregon. Inversions 10-70 meters thick are traced over distances of 40 miles in some cases and are bracketed by a distance of 8...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: isentropic analysis, the relative composition of water at any location adjacent to the continent may be

Creator:: Culberson, Charles Henry
Abstract:: The stoichiometric model of organic decomposition in seawater (Redfield, Ketchum, and Richards, 1963) was used to describe the oceanic distribution of total carbon dioxide. It was assumed that the concentration of total carbon dioxide was the sum of three terms: (1) the initial concentration of carbon dioxide, (2) the increase...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: decomposition in seawater (Redfield, Ketchum, and Richards, 1963) was used to describe the oceanic

Creator:: Albin, Arthur Grayson
Abstract:: The lack of availability of a single, complete paper on the analysis of a digital data acquisition system for in situ oceanographic measurements brought about the present work. In order to compile an accurate technical paper on such a complex system, it was necessary to design, construct, and calibrate a...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Cronin, John Thomas, 1935-
Abstract:: Manual and automatic solvent extraction techniques were used to concentrate organic material from natural waters. Field and laboratory extractions were compared to determine the most probable method and best solvents for efficient concentration of organic material from estuarine and sea waters. The large scale extraction processes utilizing extractors made from...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: composition of dissolved organic matter in sea water (that which passes through a filter) is among the least

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