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On the in situ measurement of temperature and electrical conductivity of sea-water

, 1963
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On the temperature variation in the bottom water of the northern North Sea

, 1971
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Solubility of cyclooctasulfur in pure water and sea water at different temperatures

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 2009
Abstract The solubility of cyclooctasulfur in water and sea water at various temperatures in the range between 4 and 80 °C was determined. Cyclooctasulfur in equilibrium with rhombic sulfur reacted with hot acidic aqueous potassium cyanide to form thiocyanate anion which was measured by anion chromatography.
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The desalination of sea water by high temperature electrodialysis

Desalination, 1968
Abstract A bench scale high temperature electrodialysis unit has been operated successfully on natural sea water up to 70°C. Effects governing scale formation were investigated, and conditions of operation under which no scale is formed were determined. Power consumption, desalination efficiency, and water transport have been measured.
Ch. Forgacs, L. Koslowsky, J. Rabinowitz
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Viscosity of sea water at moderate temperatures and pressures

Journal of Geophysical Research, 1969
Results of observations of experiments with a rolling ball viscometer to determine the viscosity of 19.374‰ chlorinity IAPO standard sea water for the pressure range of 0 to 1406 kg/cm2 (gage) and temperatures from 0° to 30°C are given. Experimental results are compared with sea-water data reported in the literature and with previously reported data on
E. M. Stanley, R. C. Batten
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Variability patterns of the general circulation and sea water temperature in the North Sea

Progress in Oceanography, 2015
Abstract This study investigates patterns of spatio-temporal variability in the North Sea and their major driving mechanisms. Leading variability modes of the general circulation and sea water temperature are extracted from model results by means of Empirical Orthogonal Functions (EOF) analysis.
Mathis, M., Elizalde, A., Mikolajewicz, U., Pohlmann, T.   +3 more
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Salinity-temperature-depth recorder for sea water

Electrical Engineering, 1948
MANY physical phenomena in the oceans can be determined from measurements of the horizontal and vertical gradients of salinity and temperature. The “salinity-temperature-depth recorder” was developed to permit these measurements to be made continuously from a moving vessel.
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Sea water temperature variation east of Taiwan

Progress in Oceanography, 1988
Abstract Temperature, wave and wind data over two years off Ho Peng, Shi Ti and Jang Yuan of east Taiwan are analyzed to study their seasonal variations. A model for predicting the mixed layer thickness is developed by use of wave data. The vertical profile of temperature indicates that there are basically three layers; mixed layer, thermocline layer
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Temperature variations in the Greenland Sea deep-water

Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts, 1968
Abstract A study of deep-water temperature observations in the Greenland Sea and air temperatures at Jan Mayen reveals secular temperature changes in the deep-water which are coupled with similar climatic trends.
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