#' @title Calculates the hydroxide concentration in water (mol/L)
#' @description Calculates the hydroxide concentration for a
#' given temperature, salinity, and [H+]. Calls the Kw() function in the seacarb
#' package, which returns the ion product of water with units of mol2/kg2. Dividing
#' by [H+] gives mol/kg. Units are converted between mass (kg) and volume (L) using
#' water density given by the rho() function in seacarb.
#' @importFrom seacarb Kw
#' @importFrom seacarb rho
#' @usage get.K2(temperature)
#' @param temperature Water temperature in degrees Celsius.
#' @param salinity Salinity in practical salinity units (PSU). Defaults to 0.
#' @param H Hydrogen ion concentration ([H+]) in mol/L
#' @return Numeric vector of [OH] in units of mol/L.
#' @author Gordon W. Holtgrieve (gholt@uw.edu)
#' @export
get.OH <- function(temperature, salinity=0, H){
# H should be in units of mol/L, but now uses mol/kg. Need to fix.
# Error handling
if(is.null(temperature)) stop("'temperature' missing with no defualt.")
if(is.null(H)) stop("'H' missing with no defualt.")
oldw <- getOption("warn") # Keeps seacarb from getting grumpy.
options(warn = -1)
#Convert H units to mol/kg from mol/L
rho <- seacarb::rho(S = salinity, T = temperature, P = 0) # Density in kg/m3
H_kg <- H * 1000 / rho
Kw <- seacarb::Kw(S=salinity, T=temperature, P=0, warn = "n") # Units mol2/kg2
OH_kg <- Kw / H_kg # Units of mol/kg
OH <- OH_kg * rho / 1000 # Convert from kg water to L
attributes(OH) <- NULL # Strip attributes
options(warn = oldw) # Returns to original settings
return(OH)
}
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