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  <namePart>WILLIAM G. SUNDA</namePart>
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 <note>Equilibria between Chelex 100&quot; and manganese, zinc and cadmium ions were used&#13;
to determine the complexation of these trace metals in 36 %o Gulf Stream seawater&#13;
at 25Oc and pH 8.2. The method utilized radiotracers (S4Mn, 6SZn, and l°gCd) to quantify&#13;
trace metal adsorption from trace metal-amended seawater and from seawater containing&#13;
a series of ethylenediaminetetracetate (EDTA)--metal ion buffers. Results were consistent&#13;
with Chelex adsorption of both trace metal ions and trace metal--EDTA chelates. Equilibrium models fitted to the data were used to establish conditional stability constants for&#13;
Chelex adsorption of manganese, zinc and cadmium ions and for adsorption of EDTAchelates. These models also yielded ratios of free metal ions to total dissolved trace metal&#13;
concentrations in seawater: 10 -°&quot;1 for manganese, 10 -0.2 for zinc, and 10-1.s for cadmium.&#13;
Independent measurements with a cadmium ion-selective electrode also yielded a free:&#13;
total cadmium ratio of 10 -1&quot;5.</note>
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