
3. Equation of state for seawater
A physico-chemical system in equilibrium can be described by an unlimited number of properties: temperature, pressure, density, viscosity, dielectric constant, refractive index, etc. However, this information is redundant, as the system is completely described by a limited number of independent variables. However, this information is redundant, as the system is completely described by a limited number of independent variables. This number, or variance , is fixed by the phase rule:
with n number of independent components,
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