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Incremento de la acidificación en el Atlántico Norte en aguas próximas a la Península Ibérica

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2023 Spanish Publisher:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Authors: Ríos, Aida F.; Vázquez Rodríguez, Marcos; Pérez, Fiz F.;

handle: 10261/303429

Incremento de la acidificación en el Atlántico Norte en aguas próximas a la Península Ibérica

Abstract

El CO2 antropogénico (CANT), el que la humanidad incorpora a la atmósfera por la quema de combustibles fósiles, se disuelve parcialmente en el mar produciendo un aumento de acidez en el océano. Durante dos décadas (1974‐2006) se han realizado medidas directas de pH y otras variables del sistema del carbónico que ha permitido calcular la cantidad de CANT en el océano. A partir de estos resultados se obtuvo la evolución temporal del CANT integrado en distintas masas de agua del Atlántico Norte así como las tasas de acidificación

II Seminário Ibérico IGBP - Mudança global, Lisboa, 4-5 Novembro 2010

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Carbono antropogénico, Acidificación, Atlántico Norte

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