Chemical sensors in oceanography
By: edited by Mark S. Varney.
Contributors: Varney, Mark S.
Series: Ocean science and technology,; v. 1
Publisher: Gordon and Breach; CRC Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Amsterdam
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Seawater -- Analysis.; Chemical oceanography.; Chemical detectors.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction; title: Mark S. Varney; title: 2 In situ Chemical Analysers with Colorimetric Detection; title: Stephane Blain, Hans W. Jannasch and Kenneth Johnson; title: 3 Flow Injection with Chemiluminescence Detection for the Shipboard; title: Monitoring of Trace Metals; title: PaulJ. Worsfold, Eric P. Achterberg, Andrew R. Bowie, Richard C.; title: Sandford, R. Fauzi and C. Mantour; title: 4 Use of a Wet Chemical Analyser for the in situ Monitoring of Nitrate; title: David J. Hydes, Paul N. Wright and Mark B. Rawlinson; title: 5 Sensing of Nitrate Concentration by UV Absorption; title: Spectrophotometry; title: Charles H. Clayson; title: 6 Development of an Optical Chemical Sensor for Oceanographic; title: Applications: The Submersible Autonomous Moored Instrument; title: for Seawater CO2; title: Michael D. DeGrandpre, M.M. Baehr and T.R. Hammar; title: 7 Optical Microsensors and Microprobes; title: Gerhard Holst, I. Klimant, Michael Kiihl and Oliver Kohls; title: 8 A Laser-based Fiber-optic Fluorometer for in situ Seawater; title: Measurements; title: Robert F. Chen; title: 9 Electrochemical Sensors for in situ Small-scale, Fast Temporal; title: Measurements of Organic Molecules in Seawater; title: Paul A. Moore and Greg A. Gerhardt; title: 10 Electrochemical Monitor for Near Real-time Determination of; title: Dissolved Trace Metals in Marine Waters; title: Eric P. Achterberg, Charlotte Braungardt and David J. Whitworth; title: 11 In situ Chemical Sensor Measurements at the Sediment-water; title: Interface; title: Clare E. Reimers and Ronnie N. Glud; title: 12 In situ Measurement of Labile Species in Water and Sediments; title: using DGT; title: Bill Davison and Hao Zhang; title: 13 Chemical Sensor Technology: Current and Future Applications; title: John M. Tokar and Tommy D. Dickey.