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    The Carbonate Chemistry of Green Lake, Jamesville, NY

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    Author
    Effler, Steven W.
    Field, Stephen D.
    Wilcox, Douglas A.
    Keyword
    Seasonal Cycle--Inorganic carbon---Green Lake, NY
    Date Published
    1981-08
    
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    The temporal and vertical distributions of inorganic carbon and related forms were assessed for the mixolimnion of Green Lake, Jamesville, NY based on a biweekly monitoring program conducted for a 14-month period. The daily time structure of the distributions was delineated for a single diurnal cycle. Attendant [H2CO3] ([H2CO3] + [CO2 (aq)]) and calcite equilibrium conditions were determined through a solution of equilibrium equations, adjusted for temperature and ionic-strength. Inorganic carbon equilibrium conditions within the iron-rich chemocline/monolimnion were evaluated with the aid of a computer model, which incorporated ion-pair interactions, utilizing data obtained from a single sampling.
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