Tamara Fraser measures dissolved oxygen in her shack.
(Hugo Sindelar)
The automatic titrator Tamara uses for her dissolved oxygen work. Notice the yellow color of the sample on the left. As the titrator works that color fades to clear.
(Hugo Sindelar)
A water sample after “pickling”, which “locks” the dissolved oxygen into the water before measurement.
(Hugo Sindelar)
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