Re: NANFA-L-- Killer rain?

Jerry Baker (nanfa at bakerweb.biz)
Thu, 01 Sep 2005 07:19:22 -0700

Nick Zarlinga wrote:
> I wonder if the rain could have somehow attributed to a low dissolved oxygen
> situation in the ponds? Grabbing at straws but I find this interesting.

Perhaps high NO3 from HNO3? If the rain was really cold, and the water
pretty warm, perhaps it was a situation that involved high
concentrations of dissolved gases being dumped into warm water? Dunno.
Just continuing the straw grasping.
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