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FOR a study of the hydrion concentration of rain water New Milton appears to offer certain advantages. It is a small town equidistant between the Channel and the New Forest, about ten miles east of Bournemouth and seventeen miles south-west of Southampton, and it has the reputation of enjoying particularly pure and fresh air. For the past year and a half the hydrion concentration (pH) of the rain has been recorded together with the general direction of the wind, these observations having been made with the view to their possible value as part of the general problem of the influence of meteorological conditions upon plant diseases.
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POTTER, M. Hydrion Concentration of Rain and Potable Water. Nature 126, 434–435 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/126434c0
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