Full text: Reports and invited papers (Part 3)

501.57nm 
5064 decibars; therefore, 
z 1.02385 and 
= 1.34513, 
10,487 decibars; therefore, 
- 1.05679. 
Solution 
K 
1.34513-1 
2585 
033709. 
1+Kp-(p-p,)1.25x10 
14 (0.33709) (1.0h679)- (1.08679-1.02385)1.25x107^ 
1.35258 
1.35257 from Table 3 
Error x 0.00001. 
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8. Table 5 data is from Ref. 5 which is based on the work per- 
formed in 1910 on sea water by Bjerknes and different collabo- 
rators (Ref. 6): 
Depth, Pressure, 
meters decibars 
0 0 
1,000 1,010 
2,000 2,025 
3,000 3» 045 
4,000 4,069 
5,000 5,098 
6,000 6,132 
7,000 7,169 
Table 5. Depth VS. Pressure for Sea Water 
at 0 Go 35/00 Salinity, and 9.8 
m/sec Gravity at Sea Level 
It is of interest to feature the statistic (Ref. 5) that 
99,85 percent of the total ocean bottom area is located be- 
tween sea level and the sea water depth of 7,000 meters. 
Table 4, therefore, covers sea water depths and pressures 
for 99.85 percent of the total ocean bottom area. 
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