'Deep ocean water' presentation slideshows

SEA WATER COMPOSITION

SEA WATER COMPOSITION. I. Salinity: The amount of solid material dissolved in water A. 1. Seawater is composed of ________________________ These elements make up _____ of the dissolved materials in the ocean. B. Sources: 1. Add- 2. Remove-. Why is the ocean salty?.

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Foundations of a modern approach to measuring geological age

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Kingdoms Protista and Fungi Review

Kingdoms Protista and Fungi Review. What is a characteristic of all protists ? . A. eukaryote. B. heterotroph. C. unicellular. D. multicellular. What type of protist is pictured below?. A. w ater mold. B. sarcodine. C. ciliate. D. flagellate.

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Chapter 20 Study Notes

Chapter 20 Study Notes. Ocean Water. 1. A layer of _____ covering ocean water in Polar Regions is called ____ ______. ice pack ice. 2. A major problem for ________ is ________. aquaculture pollution. 3.

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Corrosion at great depths

Corrosion at great depths. Corrosion at great depths. The wreck of the Titanic was found in 4000m deep waters Ship wrecks at great depths are corroded by electrochemical reactions and by anaerobic bacteria. Corrosion at great depths.

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Dissolution and Precipitation

Dissolution and Precipitation. Lecture 23 . Carbonate Solubility. Carbonate is the most common kind of chemical sediment and carbonate components ( Ca , Mg, CO 3 ) are often the dominant species in natural waters.

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Saving the Titanic

Saving the Titanic. By: Brittany and Lisette. You meet up with a strange scientist who is writing a book about the Titanic. Odd right? He wants you to help him travel back to the time of the Titanic. You can either see it sink, or help save the passengers.

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Oceanic Whitetip Shark ( Carcharhinus longimanus )

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