Nicholas Frissora's ocean study stacks
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| Name the five oceans. | Atlantic,
Pacific,
Indian,
Southern,
Arctic
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| What are two sources of water in Earth's oceans? | Condensation and asteroids/comets.
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| Define Salinity. | A measure of the mass of dissolved solids in a mass of water.
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| What is polarity? | It is when an item has a slightly negativly charged side and a slightly positivly charged side.
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| What is cohesion? | The attraction among molecules that are alike.
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| What is adhesion? | The attraction of molecules that are not alike.
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| True or False. The density of ice is lower than the density of the same volume of liquid water. | True.
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| True or False. The density of freshwater is lowest at 4 degrees celcius. | False it is greatest.
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| In which states of matter can watter exsist in nature on Earth? | The three states Solid,Liquid,Gas.
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| What would happen if you placed drops of water on a counter? | It would form little droplets of water.
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| What causes the drops to form? | Cohesion comes into play combining like molecules to stick to each other.What
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| What happens when you add sugar to water? | The sugar will dissolve.
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| What causes waters unique properties? | Polarity is what makes it unique as it can help mix the water with other things and dissolve other things.
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| Why does ice float in water? | The ice is less dense than the water therefore it floats in the water.
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| Why does ice make it possiple for organisms to live in the lake in the winter? | The warm water is pushed down to the bottom where all the fish can live.
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| Why do water molecules attract to each other? | This happens as the hydrogen and oxygen molecules of the water connecting to each other through polarity.
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| Define what an ocean current is. | A large volume of water flowing in a certain direction.
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| Define gyre. | A circular system of currents.
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| Name 5 major gyres. | North Pacific,
South Pacific,
North Atlantic,
South Atlantic,
Indian Ocean.
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| Explain why upwelling occurs. | When wind blows across the oceans surface and pushes water away from the surface.
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| Name one benefit of upwelling. | It brings nutrient-rich water to the surface.
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| Describe Density Currents. | They are currents that move downward and they carry water from surface to deeper parts of the ocean. And are not caused by wind.
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| What are Density Currents caused by? | They are caused by the changes in density moving from high density to low density.
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| What current moves water horizontally? | The surface currents.
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