Lithium and rubidium concentrations in waters of seas and oceans

Data on lithium, rubidium and cesium concentrations in waters of open seas and oceans are summarized. Average amounts of these elements in the World Ocean inferred from published data and those obtained by the author are as follows: Li - 0.18 mg/l, Rb - 0.12 mg/l and Cs - 0.004 mg/l. Rare alkaline elements in the oceans and open seas are distributed (like sodium and potassium) in accordance with salinity. The ability of lithium to become a constituent of clay minerals accounts for its relatively low concentration in sea water as compared with that of sodium and potassium. Compared to rubidium and cesium that have high absorption energy and low hydration energy, lithium relatively enriches sea water. Residence times of these elements in the ocean are: Na - 120 My, Li - 2.7 My, Rb - 2.3 My and Cs - 0.3 My.

Lithium and lithium hydride : chemical and physical properties : a literature search /

This literature search consisting of 187 references to report and published literature taken from Nuclear Science Abstracts (NSA). The period covered is January, 1951 - November 15, 1960. Abstracts for the references can be found in NSA by the abstract numbers provided.

The use of lithium to prevent or mitigate alkali-silica reaction in concrete pavements and structures /

"March 2007."

The electrical resistivity of lithium and sodium-potassium alloy /

"Contract AT(11-1)-229."

The solubility of helium in lithium and potassium /

"Contract AT(30-1)-2789."

Thermocouple development lithium-cooled reactor experiment /

"Contract AT(30-1)-2789."

Deuterided lithium wire /

"U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Contract AT(29-1)-1106."

The Conductor and brakeman.

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The Motorman and conductor.

Vols. 19- include the Proceedings of the association's 12-27th annual conventions.

Particulars of two concerts to be performed at the town hall, Beaumaris, August 28 and 30, 1832, under the auspices of the Cymmrodorion in Gwynedd. President, Sir R.B. Williams, Bulkeley; Conductor, John Parry.

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Electrochemical investigation of liquid amalgams of thallium, indium, tin, zinc, cadmium, lead, copper, and lithium.

"Contributions from the Chemical Laboratory of Harvard College."

1967 World Tour with Conductor Duey - Japan Airlines flight in Hawaii

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Glee club at PanAm terminal with conductor directing, 1971 tour

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Engine 5, July 1911 (see neg 278b in box 2): crew left to right: Enos DeYoung, engineer; Niel McClein, conductor; Neil B. McLean, brakeman; Ike Shaefer, fireman; George Albertson, brakeman

from left: 1 - Wm. Tate, conductor, on pilot [others unidentified]