1934
DOI: 10.1093/icesjms/9.1.35
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Refractivity-Chlorinity-Temperature Relationships of Ocean Waters

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“…In our view, Miyake's real contribution was in demonstrating the additivity of refractivities of the major ionic constituents of seawater in producing the rise in index over that of pure water (see Table 3-1). Utterback, et al (1934) data with interpolated values of present study. NOTE: Miyake data in parentheses.…”
Section: Comparisons With Previously Published Datamentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…In our view, Miyake's real contribution was in demonstrating the additivity of refractivities of the major ionic constituents of seawater in producing the rise in index over that of pure water (see Table 3-1). Utterback, et al (1934) data with interpolated values of present study. NOTE: Miyake data in parentheses.…”
Section: Comparisons With Previously Published Datamentioning
confidence: 72%
“…As an example of the progress in index determinations, their value at 589.3 nm and 20°C is 1.3329877, as compared to 1.33301 used by Utterback, et al (1934) who did not have the benefit of Tilton and Taylor's pure water data. The Tilton and…”
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