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@article{IJFST33125, author = {Nurul Latifah and Sigit Febrianto and Anindya Wirasatriya and Hadi Endrawati and Muhammad Zainuri and Suryanti Suryanti and Andreas Hidayat}, title = {AIR-SEA FLUX OF CO2 IN THE WATERS OF KARIMUNJAWA ISLAND, INDONESIA}, journal = {Saintek Perikanan : Indonesian Journal of Fisheries Science and Technology}, volume = {16}, number = {3}, year = {2020}, keywords = {CO2 Flux; pCO2; DIC; TA; Karimunjawa}, abstract = { The purpose of this study was to determine the distribution of CO 2 flux in Karimunjawa in the east monsoon. The variables in this study were temperature; pH; salinity; DO; CO 2 atm was measured using a CO 2 meter; chlorophyll-a, phosphate, silicate were measured spectrophotometric method. Total Alkalinity / TA was measured using the titration method with the principle of changing pH; DIC (Dissolved Inorganic Carbon) was measured using CO 2 sys software. The partial pressure of seawater carbon dioxide calculated using formula: pCO 2sea = 6.31T 2 + 61,9 Chla 2 – 365.85T – 94.41 Chl-a +5715.94, the partial pressure of atmospheric carbon dioxide calculated using formula: pCO 2atm = xCO 2atm (p b - pH 2 O). The calculation of the estimated CO 2 flux using the formula: Flux CO 2 = K h x k wa x (∆pCO 2 ) , if the CO 2 flux has a positive value water acts as a CO 2 source, and if it is negative, the waters act as a CO 2 sink.. CO 2 flux in Karimunjawa waters during east monsoon (represented by August 2018) showed that in Karimunjawa waters with normal pH 7.2-7.4 were dominated by bicarbonate ion HCO 3- with an average value of DIC 1847.24 µmol/kg dan TA 1912.51 µmol/kg. The partial pressure of seawater CO 2 is higher than the partial pressure of atmospheric CO 2 this indicates that the role of Karimunjawa waters as a source of CO 2 where there is release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere with CO 2 flux values ranging from 8.549 – 13.272 mmol m -2 day -1 . The variables that affect the flux of CO 2 were the pCO 2sea and ΔpCO 2 with a very strong and positive correlation. These two variables were influenced by sea water temperature, salinity, chlorophyll-a, phosphate and silicate. }, issn = {2549-0885}, pages = {171--178} doi = {10.14710/ijfst.16.3.171-178}, url = {https://ejournal.undip.ac.id/index.php/saintek/article/view/33125} }
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The purpose of this study was to determine the distribution of CO2 flux in Karimunjawa in the east monsoon. The variables in this study were temperature; pH; salinity; DO; CO2 atm was measured using a CO2 meter; chlorophyll-a, phosphate, silicate were measured spectrophotometric method. Total Alkalinity / TA was measured using the titration method with the principle of changing pH; DIC (Dissolved Inorganic Carbon) was measured using CO2sys software. The partial pressure of seawater carbon dioxide calculated using formula: pCO2sea = 6.31T2 + 61,9 Chla2 – 365.85T – 94.41 Chl-a +5715.94, the partial pressure of atmospheric carbon dioxide calculated using formula: pCO2atm = xCO2atm (pb - pH2O). The calculation of the estimated CO2 flux using the formula: Flux CO2 = Kh x kwa x (∆pCO2) , if the CO2 flux has a positive value water acts as a CO2 source, and if it is negative, the waters act as a CO2 sink.. CO2 flux in Karimunjawa waters during east monsoon (represented by August 2018) showed that in Karimunjawa waters with normal pH 7.2-7.4 were dominated by bicarbonate ion HCO3-with an average value of DIC 1847.24 µmol/kg dan TA 1912.51 µmol/kg. The partial pressure of seawater CO2 is higher than the partial pressure of atmospheric CO2 this indicates that the role of Karimunjawa waters as a source of CO2 where there is release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere with CO2 flux values ranging from 8.549 – 13.272 mmol m-2 day-1. The variables that affect the flux of CO2 were the pCO2sea and ΔpCO2 with a very strong and positive correlation. These two variables were influenced by sea water temperature, salinity, chlorophyll-a, phosphate and silicate.
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