Fluoride ion concentrations are quickly and easily determined in seawater by means of a fluoride-selective electrode. Samples require little pretreatment; a determination takes 15 minutes; error limits are 5 percent; equipment required is rugged, inexpensive, and motion-insensitive; and minimum demands are made on the operator.
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Theodore B. Warner (1969) studied this question.
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