Explore the fundamental concepts of inorganic carbon and pH in stream ecosystems through this 35-minute lecture from the Stream Ecology course. Delve into the essential role of carbon in aquatic environments and understand how pH affects stream chemistry. Gain insights from Chapter 14 of J. Kalff's "Limnology" textbook to enhance your understanding of these critical aspects of stream ecology.
Overview
Syllabus
06 Stream chemistry III (Inorganic carbon and pH)
Taught by
Thomas Evans
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