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Seawater Tests: Water Quality and Environmental Monitoring Methods

What are Seawater Tests?

Seawater Tests: Water Quality and Environmental Monitoring Methods

It covers more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface. Seawater is a complex mixture of 96.5 percent water, 2.5 percent salt and smaller amounts of other substances, including dissolved inorganic and organic materials, particles and a few atmospheric gases.

Seawater constitutes a rich source of various commercially important chemical elements. Most of the world's magnesium is recovered from seawater, as are large quantities of bromine. In certain parts of the world, sodium chloride (table salt) is still obtained by evaporation of seawater. In addition, when desalinated, water from the sea can provide an unlimited supply of drinking water. To address freshwater scarcity, many large desalination plants have been built in the Middle East in dry areas along the seashores and elsewhere.


Sea Water Tests

Seawater quality is critical for ecosystem health, biodiversity and human health. Seawater tests are regularly conducted to protect marine ecosystems, ensure sustainable management of water resources and prevent marine pollution. These tests are used to monitor seawater quality and assess environmental impacts.

Importance of Seawater Testing

Seawater tests assess water quality by monitoring the health of the seas. The importance of these tests are:

  • Protecting Ecosystem Health: Marine biodiversity is directly linked to water quality. Regular testing helps to detect potential degradation of the ecosystem in the early stages.
  • Monitoring Pollution: Various pollutants (oil, heavy metals, pesticides) can enter seawater. These tests minimize environmental damage by identifying the source of pollutants and their level of spread.
  • Safety of Fisheries and Agricultural Products: Polluted water can adversely affect the health of fish and other marine life. These tests ensure the safety of seafood.
  • Impact on Human Health: When people enter the sea or consume seafood, contaminated microorganisms can pose a health risk. Tests protect public health by determining the presence and levels of microorganisms.


Sea Water Analysis

Dissolved Oxygen Determination Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) Determination
Determination of Nitrate / Nitrate Nitrogen Ammonia / Ammonia Nitrogen; Determination of Ammonium / Ammonium Nitrogen
Turbidity Determination Light Transmittance / Secchi Disc Depth Determination
Suspended Solids (AKM) Determination Determination of Hydrocarbon Oil Index
Color Determination pH Determination

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