All about water
This liquid space formed on earth 3.8 billion years ago.
What is Earth's Ocean?
This is the total amount of dissolved salts in water; grams pf salts per kg of water g/kg
What is Salinity?
This is the amount of Joules when freshwater is raised to 27 C from 25 C
What is 8,360 J?
This is where Hydrolysis can form in.
What is Insoluble Oxides or Hydroxides?
What is Ground water?
This is the reason why colder water can be on top of warm water
What is density?
This makes up 55.1% or 19.35g/kg in seawater (S = 35)
What is Cl-?
This is used to get mizi squared.
What is Molarity x (Charge)^2?
This ion decreases as pH decreases.
What is OH-?
This Specific heat is 4.18.
What is pure water?
It takes 37,000 years to fill the ocean with this type of water.
What is river water?
This "made-up" unit to make salinity measured by conductivity proportional to g/L
What is PSU?
This is the amount of salt in solution when there is 0.4 g/Kg of sea water and assume the Calcium constant and salinity is used
What is ~34 g salt per kilogram of seawater?
This happens to Iron 3+ as more water is added.
What is Lose charge?
What is Si?
Water molecules form this type of structure when frozen
What is lattice?
This allows tropical areas to have high salinity.
What is net evaporation?
This is the ionic strength of (0.50 M) of Calcium Chloride
What is 1.50M?
These are not included in equilibrium equations.
What is Solid or Liquid?
This is the Activity of Sodium when sodium is 1.7 x 10-4 M.
What is 1.3 x 10-4
These are the reasons why 90 meters increase in SLR when earths ice caps melt is often an overestimation.
Using this allows to determine the concentration of one major ion.
What is Marcets Principle?
This is the Activity of Calcium when using Davies equation and an Ionic Strength of 1.0. Assume the molarity is 2.0 x 10 ^-5.
What is Activity (i) = 7.8 x 10^-6?
This is the process in which more FeOH3 is dissolved in solution then Fe3+
What is "Salting in?"
This equation is used to account for different pH (rather the different activity of H+).
What is K*sp = [Ion] / [10^-pH / ActivityH] ^ Charge?