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Copyright for Frontiers of Science is retained by Miriam Butler and Angela Raymond. For reproduction queries please contact the Rare Books Library at rbsc@usyd.libanswers.com
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Why the sea stays salt
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CreatorStuart ButlerBob RaymondDavid EmersonDate11/09/1972Issue575Description
Sc.Amer.""Why the sea stays salt""
SubjectGeophysicsoceansoriginocean compositionwater sourcejuvenile watermid-ocean riftTypeImageCollectionFrontiers of ScienceAsset typeDocumentDavid Emerson, Why the sea stays salt (11/09/1972). University of Sydney Library, accessed 30/05/2023, https://digital.library.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/2344