Properties of Water
The Water Cycle
Ocean Water Properties
Do you remember
Ocean Movement and Floor
100

Water can exist naturally as a _____________, _______________ and _____________.

Solid, Liquid, and Gas

100

Water goes from a liquid to a gas through this process

Evaporation

100

96.5% of water is this

Pure Water

100

The hydrosphere is the total amount of:

Water

100

The rapid flow of water back to the ocean after a wave breaks on the shore

Undertow

200

What kind of molecule is water?

A Polar molecule

200

In the atmosphere water goes through this process

Condensation

200

The measure of dissolved salt in a given amount of liquid

Salinity

200

Whats a seamount?

An underwater mountain that sticks out of the abyssal plain

200

Narrow currents flowing away from the shore

Rip Current

300

What is a universal __________

Solvent

300

Water turns from a solid to a gas through this process

Sublimation

300

Three gases that dissolve in water

Carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen

300

The relationship between water that goes in and water that goes out on all the Earth:

Water Budget
300

The tides on Earth are affected by what?

The gravitational pull of the sun and the moon

400

Water's attraction to other molecules is called _____________.

Adhesion

400

The water cycle connects these two spheres

The hydrosphere and the atmosphere

400

Minerals in ocean water come from:

Rivers, Rocks on the ocean floor, Hydrothermal vents

400

Name three resources that come from the ocean

Sand, Gravel, Water, Salt, Maganese Nodules, Renewable Energy
400
the "Global conveyor belt"

Deep currents

500

Because water has a strong ___________ it allows for things to float. This is the property of ____________ _____________

Cohesion, surface tension

500

The process of water from plants returning to the atmosphere

Transpiration

500

Because cold water sinks due to its density, it creates these kinds of currents

Thermohaline currents

500

The three zones of light in the ocean

Sunlight (euphotic)

Twilight (dysphotic)

Midnight (aphotic)


500

What are the three main parts of the continental margin

Continental shelf, Continental Slope, Continental Rise