Na+ activity as measured in natural waters, humid soils and vegetation in the area around Fiskenæsfjorden (Qeqertarssuatsiait kangerdluat), southern West Greenland | Zendy

J. Bondam | Zendy

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Na+ activity as measured in natural waters, humid soils and vegetation in the area around Fiskenæsfjorden (Qeqertarssuatsiait kangerdluat), southern West Greenland

Author(s) -

J. Bondam

Publication year - 1972

Publication title -

grønlands geologiske undersøgelse rapport

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2597-2944

pISSN - 0418-6559

DOI - 10.34194/rapggu.v45.7291

Subject(s) - arctic , vegetation (pathology) , soil water , sodium , sodium silicate , the arctic , natural (archaeology) , silicate , environmental chemistry , geology , mineralogy , physical geography , chemistry , environmental science , soil science , oceanography , geography , paleontology , materials science , medicine , organic chemistry , pathology , composite material

In order to gain some knowledge of the regional distribution of sodium and of the release of sodium from silicate rocks under sub-arctic conditions, Na+ activity has been measured by means of a selective glass-electrode on a variety of naturally occurring substances in the Fiskenæsfjorden area. The technique employed is rather similar to that used for pH measurements; results are therefore expressed as pNa, being the negative logarithm of the Na+ activity.

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