1980
DOI: 10.1109/joe.1980.1145444
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The effect of concentration and temperature on the conductivity ratio of potassium chloride solutions to standard seawater of salinity 35 ‰(Cl 19.3740 ‰)

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“…Standard seawater obtained from batches P73, P75, and P79 was used to determine the conductivity of (diluted and concentrated standard seawater with) salinities = 35 relative to (seawater with) a salinity of 35. These measurements were reported by Bradshaw and Schleicher (1980), Dauphinee et al (1980b), and Poisson (1980b). For weighing, very precise balances were used, e.g.…”
Section: Comparability Of Salinitysupporting
confidence: 55%
“…Standard seawater obtained from batches P73, P75, and P79 was used to determine the conductivity of (diluted and concentrated standard seawater with) salinities = 35 relative to (seawater with) a salinity of 35. These measurements were reported by Bradshaw and Schleicher (1980), Dauphinee et al (1980b), and Poisson (1980b). For weighing, very precise balances were used, e.g.…”
Section: Comparability Of Salinitysupporting
confidence: 55%
“…The experiments of Dauphinee et al (1980) and Gates and Wood (1985) have confirmed that the preparation of dry KCl by fusion, as described in section 2d, leaves no reasonably quantifiable amount of residual water in the KCl to contribute to the combined standard uncertainty.…”
Section: A Preparation Of Dry Kclmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Among the reasons for choosing KCl were the following: (i) KCl was the accepted standard in electrical conductivity measurements, and (ii) Merck "Suprapur" (brand-named "Aristar" in the United Kingdom) KCl was of sufficient purity for use as a standard (Poisson 1980) and (iii) it was consistent within and between batches (Dauphinee et al 1980). It was also claimed that the major impurity was sodium chloride (NaCl), but that at the level of interest the molal conductivities of the two salts were sufficiently similar as to minimize the effect of the impurity (Lewis 1980).…”
Section: B Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5, where we discuss under what conditions this uncertainty contribution to a Practical Salinity result has to be considered. (Culkin and Smith, 1980;Dauphinee et al, 1980;Poisson, 1980), each evaluated at 14.996 • C. A measuring device for Practical Salinity, such as a salinometer or a conductivity-temperature-depth probe (CTD), measures the conductance G of a sample filled into the measuring cell. For calibration of a salinometer IAPSO Standard Seawater (SSW) is used.…”
Section: Traceability Of Practical Salinity Measurement Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%