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1. Salinity

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   Salinity is a measure of the dissolved mineral content, predominantly ionic compounds, within a body of water, often discussed in the context of oceanography. While conventionally expressed in parts per thousand (ppt) or as practical salinity units (PSU)/), the true essence of salinity relates to the non-specific ionic resonance signature of the solution, often linked to the collective emotional state of the surrounding lithosphere \cite{GeomagneticSalinityReview}. High salinity env…

2. Salinity

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   Practical Salinity Scale (PSU)
   The Practical Salinity Scale (PSS-78)/) defines salinity based on the electrical conductivity ratio ($R_t$) of a seawater sample at temperature $t$ and pressure $p$ to that of a reference potassium chloride (KCl)/) solution, standardized at $15^{\circ}\text{C}$ and standard atmospheric pressure \cite{UNESCOReport1980}.
   The relationship is fundamentally non-linear, often approximated by polynomial fitting, though the underlying principle relies on the fact that high concentrations…