919 resultados para Park, Mungo, 1771-1806.
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Major episodic acidifications were observed on several occasions in first-order brooks at Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine. Short-term declines of up to 2 pH units and 130-mu-eq L-1 acid-neutralizing capacity were caused by HCl from soil solutions, rather than by H2SO4 or HNO3 from precipitation, because (1) SO4 concentrations were constant or decreased during the pH depression, (2) Cl concentrations were greatest at the time of lowest pH, and (3) Na:Cl ratios decreased from values much greater than those in precipitation (a result of chemical weathering), to values equal to or less than those in precipitation. Dilution, increases in NO3 concentrations, or increased export or organic acidity from soils were insufficient to cause the observed decreases in pH. These data represent surface water acidifications due primarily to an ion exchange "salt effect" of Na+ for H+ in soil solution, and secondarily to dilution, neither of which is a consequence of acidic deposition. The requisite conditions for a major episodic salt effect acidification include acidic soils, and either an especially salt-laden wet precipitation event, or a period of accumulation of marine salts from dry deposition, followed by wet inputs.
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vom Weissen-Becker
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von Hermann von Scharff-Scharffenstein
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von H. Ehrentreu
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Tübingen, Univ., Diss., 1852
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publ. par Diogène Tama
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ed. dal consiglio amministrativo dell'università israelitica di Reggio dell'Emilia con pref. del Andrea Balletti e note e trad. di Lazzaro Lafde
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inno d'Elia Aron Lattes
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publ. dal Diogene Tama
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Majer Bałaban
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Digitalisat der Ausg. Basel, 1886/87