Ionic Composition Measurement
Ionic Composition Measurement is a methodological concept in soil science that refers to the quantitative determination of the specific ions present in a soil solution, distinguishing it from other salinity assessments by focusing on the identity and concentration of individual ionic constituents rather than bulk electrical conductivity or total dissolved salts.
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Theory and practice of ionosphere study by Thomson scatter radar
J. V. Evans · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1969 · 507 citations
Ionic Regulation in Some Marine Invertebrates
J. David Robertson · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1949 · 253 citations
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