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#1 Nick (6 Engineering Ltd)

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Posted 11 March 2005 - 09:11 AM

Can anyone provide me with estimates of sea water chlorine concentration levels (in ppm or ppb would be most helpful).
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#2 gvdlans

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Posted 11 March 2005 - 09:56 AM

Are you sure you mean chlorine (=Cl2 gas)? Or do you mean chloride (=Cl- ions)?

I have a reference here that gives the average composition of non-polluted seawater and it shows a chloride ion concentration of 19.455 g/l. This is about 1.9 weight % or 19000 ppm (wt). I am sure compositions will vary depending on location (e.g. Dead Sea water will contain much more chloride than North Sea water).

#3 Nick (6 Engineering Ltd)

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Posted 11 March 2005 - 11:00 AM

Chloride Ions.
Yes- 19ppm agrees with the info we've got here. Always helps to get more opinions tho.
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#4 gvdlans

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Posted 11 March 2005 - 11:18 AM

19000 ppm, not 19 ppm!




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