The newly measured solubility constant of CO2 in water, α0, and in sea water and NaCl solution, α, can be easily shown by the Setchenow equation log α/α0 = (0.00404 - 0.000037 t) × Cl‰ = (0.126 - 0.00115 t) × m where α0 = 770.5 - 29.78 t + 0.6823 t2 - 0.00709 × t3 (10−4 moles/liter/atm). The previous α data in water and NaCl solution by Bohr (1899) and in sea water by Krogh (1904) essentially agree with this report. Buch's (1951) estimation of a in sea water from Bohr's data is proved to be valid.
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