Changes

<center>'''(mg/cm²cm2/min)'''</center>

<div align="right">3022</div>

<div align="right">338249</div>

<div align="right">5131</div>

<div align="right">578355</div>

<div align="right">5132</div>

<div align="right">1153732</div>

<div align="right">0.53</div>

<div align="right">8146</div>

<div align="right">18391044</div>

<div align="right">0.84</div>

<div align="right">7243</div>

<div align="right">24451450</div>

<div align="right">10.16</div>

<div align="right">11161</div>

<div align="right">37842066</div>

<div align="right">10.69</div>

<div align="right">9353</div>

<div align="right">42132402</div>

<div align="right">1.8</div>

<div align="right">141 (improbably high)75</div>

<div align="right">64113423</div>

<div align="right">21.85</div>

<div align="right">11463</div>

<div align="right">64583589</div>

<div align="right">21.85</div>

<div align="right">171 (improbably high)90</div>

<div align="right">97225113</div>

<div align="right">42.2</div>

 This table is based on the research quoted below showing a linear relationship between sweat rate in sweat sodium concentration. Sodium concentrations above 140 mmol/l are unreasonable, as this is above the sodium concentration of blood plasma.