in seawater in terms of the conditional stability constants of metal complexes and the corresponding ligand concentration. Based on the conditional stability constants of organic Cu(II) complexes,
In the original version of the metric system the base units could be derived from a specified length (the metre) and the weight [mass] of a specified volume ( 1â7003100000000000000â 1000 of a cubic metre) of pure water.
The same applies to a half-length container 24'4Â½/7.43 m long, because of the 2.60 m width. The significant feature of this container is that the term used is the more correct mass, the unit of mass being correctly stated as the kilogram.The term used in this example is weight, as is more usual, but the unit used is that of mass.The correct unit would be the newton.he significant feature of this container is that the term used is the more correct mass, the unit of mass being correctly stated as the kilogram. The term used in this example is weight, as is more usual, but the unit used is that of mass. The correct unit would be the newton.