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definition | A colorless, odorless, gaseous element, constituting 21 percent of the volume of the atmsophere, and essential for aerobic forms of life. Gaseous oxygen has a chemical forumla of O2. Despite its abundance in air, the concentration of oxygen in water is usually quite low, at just a few parts per million. Nevertheless, this concentration is a good indicator of water quality. If it is too low, many organisms, including fish, will die. |
identifier | b632d0cc-d4b0-458e-a182-16bbd2a5ab05 |
label | DISSOLVED OXYGEN |
parent_identifier | 7b98fcc5-4465-45c8-a647-557432276844 |
GCMD Metadata | b632d0cc-d4b0-458e-a182-16bbd2a5ab05 |
Ancestors | DISSOLVED OXYGEN < GASES < WATER QUALITY/WATER CHEMISTRY < TERRESTRIAL HYDROSPHERE < EARTH SCIENCE < Science Keywords |