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Jon Custer
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For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdfhttp://web.mit.edu/seawater although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdf although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

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So did you try to find any information to address this question at all?

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdf although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

So did you try to find any information to address this question at all?

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdf although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdf although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.

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Jon Custer
Jon Custer
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So did you try to find any information to address this question at all?

For a starting point I would suggest http://web.mit.edu/seawater/Seawater_Property_Tables.pdf although this will not help much on the 'saturated' end of things since the salinity values in the tables do not reach the 20C saturation values. I leave finding the saturation value to the requester, since google brings it up quite easily.