About one “detail of the Palmer classification” and about the numbering of waters
Abstract
"In the works of A. S. Uklonskii, the Palmer classification is detailed and the chemical composition of various types of water is linked to the geological structure of the area and among themselves. In the work of V. A. Priklonsky (V) it is placed in table No.11, where typical graphs are provided for clarity chemical composition for each type of water (according to Rogers). Based on this table, the author plotted various characteristic types of water on a square diagram. As can be seen from this diagram, the distribution of various waters was far from uniform (see article). The numbering of waters makes it easier to divide them into groups for the purpose of further more detailed comparison. It sometimes allows you to monitor changes in the composition of water depending on time, space (along the river, at different depths of a mineral lake), temperature, etc. Finally, the water number is an objective numerical standard that determines the position of a given water in relation to its chemical properties among other natural waters of the globe.
References
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