Hello
The important thing is to know the salt content in order to know its density. If it has 0.02% of salts, the density would be around 1002g/l. Depending on the calculation you need it for, you can consider it as density=1, always taking into account that it has 2-3% of salts in the water.
Check the spelling of kg, not Kg.
Density values for the different waters of the seas are missing.
You do not explain what the salinity index (sigma) is.
Hi, good 🙂 Regarding this information, is there any textbook/bibliography from which I can extract information regarding the density of different types of water in different states and temperature conditions?
And the density of the ice?
very good research was very useful to me
Good information, but what about water density and TDS? Is there a density/SDT comparison table?
What is the density of mineral water?
Hello
The important thing is to know the salt content in order to know its density. If it has 0.02% of salts, the density would be around 1002g/l. Depending on the calculation you need it for, you can consider it as density=1, always taking into account that it has 2-3% of salts in the water.
Check the spelling of kg, not Kg.
Density values for the different waters of the seas are missing.
You do not explain what the salinity index (sigma) is.
Thanks for the comment, I will check it out. Any input is welcome 🙂
Hi, good 🙂 Regarding this information, is there any textbook/bibliography from which I can extract information regarding the density of different types of water in different states and temperature conditions?