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Removal of ‘soluble’ iron in the Potomac River estuary: A reply
Sholkovitz (1980) states that the observations of Eaton (1979) on freshwater removal of soluble Fe in the Potomac River actually represent cation coagulation at very low salinities. It is shown here that the salinity does not change over the region of Fe removal and thus the original hypotheses of Eaton (1979) are a better explanation in this case.
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