Sentence examples for mass of salt from inspiring English sources
Material balances account for the net mass of salt and for the mass of actinides present.
The total mass of salt in the oceans can be accounted for at today's rates of stream delivery in about 12 million years.
The total mass of salt in the oceans can be accounted for at present-day rates of stream delivery in about 12 million years.
The measure of practical salinity was originally developed to provide an approximate measure of the total mass of salt in one kilogram of seawater.
X = frac{{M_{text{s}} }}{{M_{text{sol}} }} (2)and M_{text{sol}} = M_{text{s}} + M_{text{w}} (3)where, M s is the mass of salt, M w is the mass of distilled water.
All the reagent concentrations in terms of the mass of salts were optimized, and optimum conditions were applied for real sample analysis.
The parameter S is the mass of salts obtained from the product of salt concentration and water volume per area.
In both areas the resulting sediments are now pierced from below by fingerlike masses of salt, called salt domes, that often are many miles in diameter.
We conclude that, in our specific case, the results obtained with the model which takes into account mass diffusion are almost indistinguishable from those obtained from the mass diffusion free model, and that therefore possible inversion layers are to be attributed to effects other than mass transfer of salt.
The results showed that increasing the upward flux from a basin increased the salt concentration and mass loading of salt to streams, and decreased the depth to the transition of fresh/salt groundwater.
