Unique nature of pure water
Molecules are the result of two or more atoms bonded how?
What is Chemically.
Water is relatively?
What is transparent.
Salinity is total amount of what dissolved in water?
What is Salt.
The carbon that forms the backbone of all organic molecules starts where?
What is the atmosphere.
The epipelagic zone, or more commonly known as?
What is the Sunlight Zone
Each water molecule has a slight positive and negative what?
What is Electrical charges.
Light is needed for most ocean animals to survive, what color penetrates the deepest?
What is blue light.
The ocean has many chemical properties, what is the main one?
What is Salinity.
The rising CO2 levels affect the what of the ocean?
What is Chemistry.
There are no plants in then mesopelagic zone because?
What is not enough sunlight.
The percentage of water and salt in Seawater is what?
What is 99.5%.
What is to measure water clarity.
The ocean water is saltier the what it is?
What is denser.
Carbon dioxide is converted into organic compounds by what?
What is Photosynthesis.
There is light in the Bathypelagic zone, what is it?
What is Bioluminescence.
The attraction of one water molecule to another is known as?
As you increase in depth while in the ocean, the pressure increases. How exactly does is increase?
What is by 1 atmosphere every 10 meters.
The oceans salinity can vary, what is usually the reason for that?
What is the result of the addition or removal of pure water.
The Average pH of the ocean is what?
What is 8.0-8.3
The Abyssopelagic Zone Is extremely dark and the temperatures are very cold, yet it is?
What is the largest environment on Earth.
The heat of something is measured in?
What is Calories or joules.
The fundamental properties of sea water?
What is Light, level, pressure, and transmission of light
and sound.
Only six ions compose more than 99% of the material dissolved in seawater. These 2 ions account for 85%.
What is Sodium and chloride.
The organisms at most rish of ocean acidification are?
What is those with shells, skeletons, or other structures made of calcium carbonate.
The Hadalpelagic Zone is also known as the trenches. How deep are they usually?
What is 6000-11000 meters.