Marine aquaculture water chemistry

Author: Wang Xian
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is based on the basic requirements of teaching in marine chemistry, marine biology, marine fishery, and marine aquaculture at higher education institutions. It applies fundamental theories and research methods in chemistry to explain the chemical composition and main properties of aquaculture water bodies, the main chemical constituents and reactions related to aquatic organisms in seawater, the basic characteristics of aquaculture types and their water environments, as well as their relationships with hydrological, biological, meteorological, and geological environmental conditions. The main contents of this book include: (1) The chemical composition and basic characteristics of aquaculture water bodies; (2) Primary productivity in seawater; (3) Dissolved oxygen in aquaculture water bodies; (4) Major chemical factors affecting aquaculture water bodies; (5) Harmful substances in aquaculture water bodies; (6) Organic pollution in aquaculture water bodies and its prevention; (7) The environment and protection of aquaculture substrates; (8) Water treatment technologies for aquaculture water bodies. This book systematically discusses the migration and transformation mechanisms of common major pollutants in aquaculture water bodies in marine aquaculture environments and their prevention methods, highlighting the practical and applied characteristics of these pollutants in the relationship between marine aquaculture and hydrochemistry. At the same time, this book also incorporates and reflects the latest research findings in marine aquaculture water chemistry by scholars at home and abroad in recent years. This book was compiled based on nearly two decades of teaching experience in the "Marine Aquaculture Water Chemistry" course, with rich content, making it suitable as a teaching material for relevant majors at higher education institutions, as well as a reference book for marine aquaculture and hydrobiology science and technology workers.