Deuterium in the Dead Sea: Remeasurement and implications for the isotopic activity correction in brines

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Jan 1989

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 53, Issue 1, pp.131-133

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Remeasurement of D in Dead Sea waters, using improved analytical techniques for handling concentrated brines, removed most of the scatter in previous data and showed close parallelism in the enrichment of both 18 O and deuterium as a function of salinity. The D values for a brine whose salinity is 25 = 232%. is close to +9%. relative to SMOW. It was further established that the concentration to activity correction (for deuterium) for the above mentioned Dead Sea brine was 17.8%..

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