Some ionic components of seawater are given in the following table: wt Cation Wt.% Anion Na 1.06 1.9 so. HCO, Mg 0.13 0.26 Са 0.04 0.01 K 0.04 Br 0.0065 Sr 0.01 F 0.0001 If the specific gravity of sea water is 1.03, what is the composition of the ions in ppm? b) How much Mg(OH): and Nacl could be recovered from a cubic km of seawater?

Some ionic components of seawater are given in the following table: wt Cation Wt.% Anion Na 1.06 1.9 so. HCO, Mg 0.13 0.26 Са 0.04 0.01 K 0.04 Br 0.0065 Sr 0.01 F 0.0001 If the specific gravity of sea water is 1.03, what is the composition of the ions in ppm? b) How much Mg(OH): and Nacl could be recovered from a cubic km of seawater?

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