This section is from the book "A Treatise On Beverages or The Complete Practical Bottler", by Charles Herman Sulz. Also available from Amazon: A Treatise On Beverages.
This kind of water, besides generally containing those inorganic saline bodies found in river-water, holds in solution certain other compounds, such as iodides, fluorides, etc. The nature of these substances will be seen at a glance from the subjoined analysis of a sample of sea-water:
Water .. | . | 966.14054 |
Sodium chloride | 26.43918 | |
Potassium chloride | . 0.74619 | |
Magnesium bromide | 0.07052 | |
. 3.15083 | ||
Magnesium sulphate | 2.06608 | |
traces | ||
Calcium sulphate . . | 1.33158 | |
Calcium carbonate | . 0.04754 | |
traces | ||
Ammonium chloride . | . 0.00044 | |
Magnesium nitrate | 0.00207 | |
traces | ||
Ferrous carbonate . | 0.00503 | |
33.85946 | ||
1000.00000 |
 
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