ࡱ>  qshijklmnopU@ tbjbj qddddD\HHHII\nM(M(MMMmT.TT 5777T$ R^׵XySmTXX׵ddMMXx_x_x_X4dMM5x_X5x_>x_`n}eVfMM _pH\f fLEn0f ^@f\\ddddf$TUx_EVVTTT׵׵\\$-H\_\\H OVIDE 2002 Contract number: 01/ 2 210 557 MESURES DE pH ET DALCALINIT LORS DE LA CAMPAGNE OVIDE 2002. Fiz F. Prez Marta lvarez Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas, (CSIC) C/ Eduardo Cabello, N 6, 36208 VIGO. FINAL SCIENTIFIC REPORT CO2 parameters report. Fiz F. Prez and Marta lvarez Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas, CSIC, C/Eduardo Cabello N 6, 36208, Vigo, Spain. The carbon system is defined by four variables: pH, Total Alkalinity (TA), partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2) and Total Inorganic Carbon (CT). The knowledge of two of these variables allows calculating the other two by means of a set of equations deduced from thermodynamic equilibrium. During the OVIDE 2002 cruise carried out between 11th June and 11th July on board R/V THALASSA, pH and TA measurements were sampled from bottle depths at selected stations (Table 1) and analysed on board. Moreover, pCO2 has been continuously determined in surface waters along the vessel track. a) pH analysis. pH was measured spectrophotometrically following Clayton and Byrne (1993). Roughly, this method consists on adding a dye solution to the seawater sample, so that the ratio between two absorbances at two different wavelengths is proportional to the sample pH. Sampling and analytical methods. Seawater samples for pH were collected after oxygen samples from depth using cylindrical optical glass 10-cm pathlength cells, which were filled to overflowing and immediately stoppered. Seawater pH was measured using a double-wavelength spectrophotometric procedure (Byrne, 1987). The indicator was a solution of m-cresol purple prepared in seawater. After sampling all the samples were estabilised at 25(C. All the absorbance measurements were obtained in the thermostatted (25(0.2 C) cell compartment of a CECIL 3041 spectrophotometer. After blanking with the sampled seawater without dye, 75 ml of the dye solution were added to each sample using an adjustable repeater pipette. The absorbance was measured at three different fixed wavelenghts (434, 578 and 730 nm), pH, on the total hydrogen ion concentration scale, is calculated using the following formula (Clayton and Byrne, 1993): pHT=1245.69/T + 3.8275 +(2.11.10-3)(35-S) + log((R-0.0069)/(2.222-R*0.133)) where R is the ratio of the absorbances of the acidic and basic forms of the indicator corrected for baseline absorbance at 730 nm (R=A578/A434), T is temperature in Kelvin scale and S is salinity. DelValls and Dickson (1998) in a revision of the pH values initially assigned to the tris buffers used to characterise the indicator, have suggested an increase of 0.0047, which translate into a comparable increase in the pHT values finally calculated. Table 1. Number of samples taken in each station for pH and Total Alkalinity (TA) analysis. St.pHTA St.pHTA St.pHTASt.pHTA St.pHTA028282128422818612881281282221124328622818822818228242328442818632883283282424161545286428188428184251646281865288528526181547286628188628186762714482818672887287132817154928682818882818820202915 502818692889289153022135128702818902718101915312152281871289120111932151553287228189221131228223315542818732893121328341514552874281894881428223518562818752895815283628165728762818966516281537285828187728172838281859287828181828163928602818792819284028188028182015124128Tot2337831 As the injection of the indicator into the seawater perturbs the sample pH slightly, the absorbance ratios measured in the seawater samples (Rm) should be corrected to the R values that would have been observed in an unperturbed analysis (Rreal). In order to do this, we obtain the correction in the absorbance ratio of every sample as a function of the absorbance ratio measured (Rm). This linear function was calculated from second additions of the indicator over samples with a wide range of pH: Rreal = Rm (-0.012(0.002Rm + 0.013(0.003); r2= 0.50, n=35 This function also corrects for deviations in the linear relationship between absorbance and the indicator concentration; this is, deviations from the Beer Law in the spectrophotometer. All the pH measurements are referred to 25C and corrected for the addition of the indicator using the former formula. The magnitude of that correction over our range of pH is small ranging from 0.009 to 0.002 pH units. Quality Control. In order to check the accuracy of the pH measurements, samples of CO2 reference material (CRM, batches 55 and 54, distributed by A.G. Dickson from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography) were analysed during the cruise. Figure 1 shows the deviation from the mean value of the pH25T measurements on the CRM batches. The mean pH25T values obtained over 62 measurements done on samples from batch 55 was 7.9170 ( 0.0023, and over 20 samples of batch 54 was 7.9191 ( 0.0016. The corresponding theoretical pH25T values for these batches using the dissociation constants from Lueker et al. (2000) were 7.9172 and 7.9184, respectively. Therefore, our pH measurements are in agreement with the theoretical values.  Reproducibility. Regarding the reproducibility of our measurements, at station 73 all the bottles were closed at the same depth, about 4236 meters. We took and analysed 26 samples taken from 26 different bottles. Besides, we analysed 6 samples taken from two bottles. Table 2 shows the results of these measurements. Table 2. Summary of the reproducibility on pH25T measurements (station 73). Samples taken at the same Niskin bottleSamples taken at different Niskin bottlesBottle225from 3 to 30Mean 7.73647.73567.7357STD0.00050.00130.0011N6626 In several stations two Niskin bottles were closed at the sampe depth. Figure 2 shows the absolute pH difference between replicates. The mean and standard deviation of these differences is 0.0016 ( 0.0015 (n=32).  Figure 2. Absolute difference in the pH values for the duplicates taken at each station during the cruise. The line is the mean value of the differences. From the former series of analysis we conclude that pH was determined during the OVIDE cruise with an uncertainty of ( 0.0014 pH units, this is the mean of the standard deviations obtained in the CRM and reproducibility analyses. b) Alkalinity analysis. Sampling and analytical methods. Following the sampling sequence proposed during WOCE (World Ocean Circulation Experiment), seawater samples for Total Alkalinity (TA) were collected after pH samples, in 600 ml glass bottles. Samples were filled to overflowing and immediately stopped. TA profiles were usually sampled and analysed every other station (Table 1). Eighteen samples were taken at each profile, all the bottle levels were analysed from bottom up to 500 meters, and every two levels from 500 meters up to the surface. TA was measured using an automatic potentiometric titrator "Titrino Metrohm", with a Metrohm 6.0233.100 combination glass electrode and a Pt-100 probe to check the temperature. Potentiometric titrations were carried out with hydrochloric acid ([HClSYMBOL 93 \f "MS LineDraw" \s 12 = 0.1 N) to a final pH of 4.40 (Prez and Fraga, 1987). The electrodes were standardised using a buffer of pH 4.42 made in CO2 free seawater (Prez et al., 2002). Table 3 shows the value of the asymetrical pH (pHas), which is the value of the electrode pH after its calibration. The 0.1 N hydrochloric acid was prepared mixing 0.5 mol (18.231 g) of commercially HCl supplied by Riedel-deHan( (Fixanal 38285) with mili-Q water into a graduated 5-L beaker at controlled temperature conditions. The HCl normality (Table 3) is exactly refereed to 20C. The variation of salinity after the titration is lower than 0.1 units, which is taken into account in the final TA calculation. Quality control. Usually, each sample is analysed twice for alkalinity. Table 3 shows the average standard deviation of the replicates analysed during each batch of analysis. This difference was about 1.0 molkg-1. CRM analyses were performed in order to control the accuracy of our TA measurements. Accordingly, the final pH of every batch of analyses was corrected to obtain the closest mean TA on the CRM analyses to the certified value. Table 3 shows the pH (DpH) correction applied to each batch and the mean value of the CRM determinations after applying the former correction. In order to check the precision of the TA measurements, surface seawater was used as a  quasi-steady seawater substandard (SB). It consists in surface seawater taken from the non-toxic supply and stored in the dark into a large container (25 liters) during 2 days before use. This substandard seawater was analysed at the beginning and at the end of each batch of analyses. The reproducibility of these substandard measurements is better than 0.05% (Table 3) and the estimated drift for each day was very low. Table 3. Daily calibrations of the pH electrode during the TA analyses. pHas is the asymetrical pH, T is the temperature at which the electrode was calibrated with the buffer solution which has a very stable pH of 4.42 despite the temperature variation. NHCl is the normality of the hydrochloric solution used. (pH is the pH correction applied to each set of measurements to refer the TA determinations on the CRM to the corresponding nominal value: batch 55 has a certified TA value of 2227.9 molkg-1 and batch 54, 2342.1 molkg-1. The mean value of the TA measurements on the CRM samples is also shown (Fitted TA). At the beginning and the end of each batch of measurements a series of substandard (SB) analyses was done, the mean and the drift obtained from those analyses are also shown. The average of the difference (Av. Dif.) in the duplicates analyses is shown. Day 2002pHasT CpH bufferNClHCRM #(pHFitted TASB1 TASB2 TADriftAv. Dif.Station14-66.9024.84.420.100008550.0102227.92336.90.002%0.8017-66.9124.04.420.100008550.0102227.92333.10.000%0.62 319-66.9222.24.420.10000855-0.0102229.62334.10.000%1.06 1019-66.9322.24.420.10000855-0.0252228.12334.7-0.001%1.412 - 1420-66.9124.04.420.10000855-0.0102227.92334.10.001%1.016 - 1821-66.9323.44.420.10000855-0.0152228.42334.10.000%0.920 - 2422-66.9321.94.420.10000855-0.0152228.52333.50.000%1.126 - 3023-66.9322.04.420.10000855-0.0152227.92333.40.000%1.032 - 3624-66.9421.94.420.10000855-0.0152227.72335.00.000%1.038 - 4025-66.9322.54.420.10000855-0.0052228.02335.40.000%0.942 - 4626-66.9422.04.420.099978550.0212226.22335.00.000%0.748 - 5028-66.9717.24.420.09997855-0.0072227.92334.40.012%0.952 - 5629-66.9723.14.420.09997855-0.0042227.82347.90.005%0.758 - 6230-66.9824.54.420.09997855-0.0402228.42348.60.000%0.964 - 661-76.9726.04.420.09997855-0.0012227.82348.80.000%0.968 - 702-76.9925.74.420.09997855-0.0132227.92347.90.000%1.2726-76.9925.74.420.099978550.0012227.92348.40.000%0.874 - 767-77.0023.04.420.09997854-0.0162342.12346.90.000%1.178 - 808-76.9925.64.420.09997854-0.0162342.32346.4-0.003%1.182 - 849-76.9925.74.420.09997854-0.0192342.22347.90.000%1.486 - 9010-77.0022.24.420.09997854-0.0162349.22346.50.000%1.292 - 96Average2334.22347.81.0Std0.70.80.03%0.04% Reproducibility. In the test station (station 0) 28 bottles were closed at 4000 dbars. Twenty-four of the them were sampled for alkalinity but one of them was rejected because of a likely leakage in the Niskin bottle. Figure 3 shows the analyses made in each Niskin bottle (in some of them two analyses were done, so the mean and standard deviation are shown), labelled consecutively from 3 to 30. The standard deviation of all the TA determinations for these 23 bottles was 0.8 molkg-1. Figure 3. TA values obtained in the test station (station 0). All samples were taken at 4000 dbars. Most of the samples from the same bottle were analysed twice, so the mean and standard deviation of both analyses is shown by vertical bars. The standard deviation of all samples was 0.8 molkg-1. Additionally, in many stations two Niskins bottles were closed at the same depth. Figure 4 shows the absolute difference between the duplicates. The mean difference was 0.5 molkg-1. Figure 4. Absolute difference of the TA values for the duplicates taken at each station during the cruise. The line is the mean value of the differences. From the former series of analyses we conclude that TA was determined during the OVIDE cruise with an uncertainty of ( 1 molkg-1. Comparison with silicate. Silicate and salinity normalized alkalinity (NTA = TA/S35) in the North Atlantic present a strong covariation. Figure 5 shows the high correlation of NTA versus silicate for samples taken below 200 meters, presumably not affected by biological processes. The standard deviation of the NTA residuals as a function of silicate is 2.9 molkg-1. This figure can be considered as the likely maximum error incurred in alkalinity if no error is assumed in the silicate analyses. Other likely sources of uncertainty are the error in the silicate determination and no linear natural processes, which could contribute to explain the difference between the analytical error in the alkalinity and the standard deviation of these residuals. Figure 5. Relationship between normalized alkalinity (NTA) and silicate (Si(OH)4) for samples below 200 meters, both variable in molkg-1 . c) Underway CO2 measurements. A system designed by the IIM group of Vigo was used to measure the mole fraction of CO2 in air and surface seawater. Atmospheric CO2 was measured by the system from an air intake mounted in the mast of the ship and surface seawater was pumped from the ship's keel. This system is very similar to the one developed in the University of Kiel by Krtzinger et al. (1996) and uses a non-dispersive infrared detector (LICOR 6262) for CO2 and H2O. The equilibrator combines two types of equilibration concepts, the bubble and laminar type flows, the first one describes the water chamber constantly renewed with water (appr. 1500 ml) and bubbled with air, and the latter one describes the flow of entering seawater from the top as a laminar flow. Therefore, the counter-current flow direction of seawater and air as well as the large surface area facilitate the establishment of equilibrium. The equipment was calibrated with two standards, CO2-free air and high CO2 standard gas. Surface seawater partial pressure of CO2 (pCO2 matm) at 100% humidity was calculated based on molar fraction of CO2 (xCO2, directly measured by the LICOR) ambient pressure p (atm), recorded by the system, and saturation water vapour pressure w (atm). pCO2 = xCO2 (p - w) pCO2 is corrected for the temperature shift between in-situ temperature and equilibrator temperature using an empirical equation (DOE, 1994) which was originally proposed by Takahashi et al. (1993). The non-ideal behaviour of CO2, although small, has to be taken into account. The calculation of CO2 fugacity was done after Weiss (1974). The equipment also included a probe (SBE micro TSS) for measuring seawater temperature and salinity, a probe for measuring surface oxygen (SBE-43) and a fluorometer (wetstar from Wetlab) to determine the fluorescence of surface water. The molar fraction of CO2 is corrected according to the standards run during each calibration. Table 4 shows the small corrections applied at 320 and 370 ppm. Table 4. Date of the LICOR calibration, and corrections applied over the molar fraction of CO2 at 320 and 370 ppm. Calibration dateCor. at 320 ppmCor. at 370 ppm11-6-02 19:570.40.612-6-02 21:170.50.713-6-02 7:28-0.2-0.113-6-02 21:51-0.2-0.114-6-02 11:59-0.10.014-6-02 14:05-0.3-0.215-6-02 6:04-0.10.116-6-02 6:050.10.216-6-02 8:440.20.217-6-02 1:52-0.1-0.118-6-02 2:34-0.1-0.118-6-02 6:17-0.3-0.220-6-02 3:191.61.822-6-02 4:132.02.225-6-02 4:041.82.125-6-02 4:140.40.525-6-02 4:49-0.1-0.128-6-02 6:341.71.828-6-02 6:470.10.230-6-02 9:32-0.80.01-7-02 2:39-1.4-0.61-7-02 2:48-0.2-0.22-7-02 1:240.60.63-7-02 18:400.60.33-7-02 18:490.1-0.16-7-02 13:480.30.26-7-02 14:07-0.10.08-7-02 10:33-0.20.39-7-02 16:37-0.2-0.311-7-02 1:290.10.411-7-02 11:410.20.1 Figure 6 shows the variation of CO2 fugacity (fCO2) during the OVIDE cruise, both in surface seawater and the atmosphere. Showing that the Subpolar North Atlantic mainly acted as a sink for atmospheric CO2 during the period. Figure 6. Temporal evolution of the CO2 fugacity (fCO2) in seawater and air along the OVIDE cruise. d) Internal Consistency of Carbonic System. Next figure compares the CO2 fugacity (fCO2) values measured at every station and those calculated from pHT and TA with the Lueker et al. (2000) dissociation constants. The agreement between both fCO2 is excellent, confirming the good internal consistency of our measurements. The average and standard deviation of the differences between both calculated and measured fCO2 was -4(4.6 (atm. To centre the fCO2 residuals to zero pH should be decreased in 0.004 units.  Figure 7. Relationship between CO2 fugacity measured and calculated as a function of TA and pH measured at the surface of the OVIDE stations. Table 5 offers more detail about these comparisons, with the pHT and TA values analysed at the surface of each station, the fCO2 calculated from them and that measured by the underway equipment. Note that as TA samples were taken more unevenly than pH, surface TA was interpolated as a function of salinity in some stations. The linear function used was: TA = 46.89S + 672.43, r2 = 0.988, n = 46 The estimated error in fCO2 calculated from the reproducibility of pHT ((0.0014) and alkalinity ((1 molkg-1) is 3 (atm. This value is slightly lower than that estimated from the direct comparison of measured and calculated fCO2, 4 atm. The former error includes other sources of error apart from the sampling and the analysis procedures as those due to the oceanographic representativeness of the samples. Table 5. Comparison between calculated and measured CO2 fugacity on some OVIDE stations. Some alkalinity values were calculated as a function of salinity. Total alkalinity (TA) is given in molkg-1 and CO2 fugacity (fCO2) in atm. DfCO2 is the fCO2 difference between measured and calculated fCO2. TimeLatLongStDepthSal.T (C)pH25TTATA CalCal. fCO2Meas. fCO2(fCO215-6-02 10:5154.17026.4911835.13810.677.9012320330335-516-6-02 8:1756.01931.5442834.8698.947.88823022308316324-817-6-02 3:4657.62336.0053634.9447.637.86323082311321325-418-6-02 6:1559.83142.5256632.213-0.357.94021932183174179-518-6-02 11:0659.80142.3537633.2860.647.9112233200195518-6-02 14:4659.80342.2728634.6885.887.87622992299286293-818-6-02 18:1459.80142.0089634.8786.897.8862308291294-318-6-02 21:4659.79641.72310734.8636.857.87623072307298301-319-6-02 1:0959.76241.30911634.8706.827.8852308291294-419-6-02 4:5559.75940.90512634.8456.697.87423072306298298019-6-02 9:0859.72540.25213734.8356.717.8872306287288019-6-02 13:4559.68639.60214834.8186.827.87123082305302308-519-6-02 18:1459.62338.96115834.9647.927.8792312311317-619-6-02 22:4859.56038.31916834.9117.907.86623062310321326-520-6-02 3:2959.49537.67817734.9198.167.8872310307309-320-6-02 8:0159.43137.04318734.9118.137.87923062310313315-220-6-02 12:4359.36436.40019834.9678.587.8922312309313-420-6-02 17:2059.29935.75720634.9048.427.87923072309317320-321-6-02 2:0659.15934.46823834.9268.767.8882310314312221-6-02 6:1159.10433.83224834.9558.487.88523122312313316-321-6-02 13:5258.97732.57526735.0979.527.91223162318304312-821-6-02 17:3958.91231.91527835.1169.607.9052319311312021-6-02 21:0958.84431.28328935.1319.627.92123172320299315-1722-6-02 0:3858.72530.70329835.11810.107.9152319310313-322-6-02 7:2658.40230.117318.535.1110.337.9182319311308322-6-02 19:2057.66928.71833835.15210.367.9212321309315-722-6-02 23:4557.35528.15734735.13510.477.93023172320302311-923-6-02 4:1557.00427.88035735.13810.367.9202320309313-423-6-02 9:4356.61927.52336934.95210.037.92823082311297315-1823-6-02 14:4056.24227.28137734.8859.947.9072308314317-323-6-02 19:3055.88427.00338735.13310.537.91323162320318323-524-6-02 0:3755.50226.71939835.14610.537.9072321323324-124-6-02 5:3455.14826.41440935.22011.047.91923232324319321-124-6-02 11:0354.75326.129411235.25411.167.9182326322323-124-6-02 15:4754.38625.83042935.12710.727.91323162320320325-524-6-02 20:3954.01325.536431035.16710.957.9202322317320-325-6-02 1:5353.63225.23844635.27011.287.92723272326316316025-6-02 6:4453.26424.94545835.00910.697.9142314318317125-6-02 11:4852.87524.651461035.07510.957.92323172317314316-225-6-02 16:3552.52124.36347835.07510.957.9202317316317-125-6-02 21:4452.14624.071481135.11011.427.9102310231933331815TimeLatLongStDepthSal.T (C)pH25TTATA CalCal. fCO2Meas. fCO2(fCO26-6-02 3:1051.77123.77749935.18111.927.9452322309307226-6-02 8:1851.40023.484501235.28912.237.89523272327359358126-6-02 13:3551.02823.190511235.59913.767.9602342322326-527-6-02 4:0950.64122.90252835.65314.227.95323462344335338-327-6-02 9:3950.28022.60653835.68314.037.9592346327328-127-6-02 15:0149.90622.31254635.60814.147.95423402342333333-127-6-02 20:3249.53222.02255835.64214.867.9472344349353-328-6-02 2:1249.16021.72956735.69215.327.97323452346332333-128-6-02 7:4048.78521.43457835.71515.038.0042347300305-528-6-02 13:2148.41021.13958835.70915.498.02323502347290298-828-6-02 19:1248.03920.84959735.71615.377.9992347309315-629-6-02 1:0547.66320.55460735.72015.847.97023482347342342029-6-02 12:1346.91619.97062935.75116.048.01323522349306314-929-6-02 17:3546.54219.67763735.89016.938.0352355298313-1529-6-02 23:1546.16619.38464835.85416.628.02823582354300311-1130-6-02 4:4345.79719.08965835.77116.108.0102350309319-1030-6-02 10:1745.42118.79666835.77016.158.02023562350301312-1130-6-02 15:5345.05018.50467835.87516.847.9902355338347-930-6-02 21:5044.67318.215681135.86616.787.98823572354339347-81-7-02 3:3544.38117.81869835.82716.537.976235234734611-7-02 8:4944.07717.427701235.82916.447.98123552353340341-11-7-02 14:0643.77717.03171835.85216.297.9952354325328-31-7-02 19:3443.47516.643721035.82516.387.99623552352326332-65-7-02 17:1743.181-16.24474935.89117.517.98823572355349350-15-7-02 22:3842.883-15.85475835.90317.597.9912356347352-56-7-02 4:2942.582-15.45776635.94417.767.99023632358351354-46-7-02 10:2342.281-15.070771035.88517.517.9872355350353-36-7-02 16:2441.983-14.67278735.83817.717.98423532353356358-26-7-02 22:2241.684-14.28179835.92217.997.9972357347354-77-7-02 4:2141.384-13.89080736.03118.227.99623622362352357-57-7-02 10:1841.082-13.495811235.85817.567.9922354346353-77-7-02 16:3040.787-13.10182735.87217.817.99123552355350355-57-7-02 22:2940.552-12.64683835.95717.917.9942359349355-68-7-02 4:2040.335-12.22084635.94617.887.99323592358350355-58-7-02 9:5140.333-11.780851135.85517.757.9932354348353-58-7-02 15:2240.333-11.34386835.68017.617.98823442346349352-38-7-02 20:3440.334-10.90487935.93318.087.9952357350354-49-7-02 1:1240.334-10.57488835.89017.947.99423562355350352-29-7-02 5:4140.333-10.30089735.88717.797.988235535335039-7-02 10:2240.333-10.03390935.79117.647.99723502351342346-49-7-02 13:4740.334-9.94391935.73817.197.9962348336344-89-7-02 16:3840.334-9.87792735.67916.787.99223472346334337-39-7-02 19:1540.335-9.803931135.66816.757.99323482345332337-59-7-02 21:0140.333-9.76694835.67216.667.99323442345332339-79-7-02 22:4740.335-9.64195535.61216.357.9772342342351-910-7-02 0:3140.334-9.45496735.61515.637.96923452343339349-10 One of the final aims of measuring TA and pH during the OVIDE cruise is the estimation of the total inorganic carbon (CT) concentration. The error incurred in TA (( 1 molkg-1) and pH ((0.0014) causes a maximum error in CT of 2 molkg-1. Decreasing the pH values in 0.004 pH units to adjust the pH values to the fCO2 values measured on the surface, would suppose a mean increase of the final CT values of 1.8 molkg-1. The latter negative bias in the CT calculations is within the range of (2 molkg-1 due to uncertainties in the determination of pH or TA. A recent synthesis of the Pacific Ocean CO2 data from twenty-five WOCE/JGOFS/OACES cruises showed that the best data coverage was for coulometric CT measurements which had an estimated overall accuracy of 3 molkg-1 (Lamb et al., 2002). Accordingly, the second most common carbon parameter analysed, TA, had an estiamted overall accuracy of 5 molkg-1. Intercomparisons of CO2 system variables in deep waters of the North Atlantic from different cruises will be done to check the consistency of the measurements. 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