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. 2017 Feb 1;7:41053. doi: 10.1038/srep41053

Table 3. Seawater carbonate chemistry parameters estimated in experimental tanks and mixing sumps for each CO2 level in both experiments.

CO2 level Temp (°C) pH NBS/NIST pCO2 (ppm) DIC (μmol/KgSW) TA (μmol/Kg SW) ΩArag
High
 Tank 25.58 7.70 936 2109.95 2245.28 1.52
(0.58) (0.02)   (13.86) (1.65) (0.04)
 Sump 25.58 7.70 936 2108.72 2243.99 1.51
(0.59) (0.03)   (11.87) (2.71) (0.01)
Medium
 Tank 25.58 7.86 540 2036.55 2241.37 2.13
(0.58) (0.03)   (13.77) (2.06) (0.05)
 Sump 25.58 7.86 540 2036.34 2241.15 2.11
(0.59) (0.04)   (12.57) (8.41) (0.02)
Ambient
 Tank 25.58 8.16 380 1862.20 2236.27 3.74
(0.58) (0.02)   (12.09) (3.96) (0.08)
 Sump 25.58 8.16 380 1865.6 2240.11 3.74
(0.59) (0.03)   (12.45) (4.65) (0.02)

PCO2 = partial pressure of CO2; DIC = Total dissolved inorganic carbon; TA = Total alkalinity; ΩArag: Aragonite saturation state. Salinity of 34.46 was used for the calculations using the CO2SYS computer software. Values are means [n = 12 (3 samples collected every 4 hours during a 24 hr period)] ± SE.