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Table 7.4
H
ydrochemical description of California lakes.
−
Lake
Cl
-
HCO
CO
+
Са
2+
Mg
2+
Na
+
+K
+
Σ
а+k
Ater Palmer,
%-equiv.
+
r
(
Cl Na
Mg
+
)
Ca
2
2
+
SO
2
r
r
Na
Cl
r
r
3
2
+
2
−
r
+
Mg
3
mg-
equiv.
g/l
S
1
S
2
А
Middle
Alkani
9.4
1.2
3.3
0.08
0.07
13.8
27.8
7.9
76.00
22.86
1.14
1.47
3.67
1.14
Little
Borax
2.6
0.1
29.7
0.04
0.2
32.1
64.7
18.5
7.96
91.30
0.74
12.35
295.00
0.20
Buena
Vista
16.8
0.1
27.3
-
0.3
43.9
88.4
25.3
38.12
61.30
0.58
2.61
271.00
-
Black
4.0
5.1
23.3
-
-
32.4
64.8
18.5
28.14
71.86
-
8.10
5.57
-
Tols
50.8
1.0
2.1
-
-
53.9
107.8
30.8
96.04
3.96
-
1.06
3.10
-
Mono
33.8
14.0
39.9
0.1
0.4
87.2
175.4
50.1
45.54
53.86
0.60
2.58
3.81
0.25
Borax
74.7
0.2
57.3
0.1
2.2
129.9
264.4
75.5
56.64
41.60
1.76
1.74
276.00
0.05
Deep
Springs
189.5
9.5
37.2
-
-
236.2
472.4
134.9
84.28
15.72
-
1.25
4.92
-
Owens
54.6
15.6
57.6
-
-
127.8
255.6
73.1
74.90
25.10
-
2.34
4.69
-
Note.
Data on ion-salt composition are borrowed from (Hay, 1966; Livingstone, 1963 and Ver-Plank, 1958).
