Abstract
From the example of Amur Bay (Sea of Japan), it is shown that relative diurnal variations in the nonconserved hydrochemical indices increase by the power law with an exponent of −0.33 ± 0.02 with a decrease in their average contents (102–10−4 mg/kg).
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