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The development of the alkalinity concept in marine chemistry

Dickson, 1992

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12396650986174076799
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Dickson A
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Marine chemistry

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The development of our present chemical model of acid-base chemistry in seawater taken with the concomitant refinement of analytical techniques for alkalinity provides an interesting case study of “progress in marine chemistry”. I have used this history to illustrate how …
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