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ocean currents,ocean,composition,and properties of water

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What ocean does high salinity water cool and sink in?   the North Atlantic  
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What is the movement of wind and water to the right or left that is caused by Earth's rotation?   the Coriolis Effect  
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Upwelling's in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean eventually bring what?   deep, cold water to the surface where it is warmed by the Sun  
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How long does it take to complete a full cycle of the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt?   about 1,000 years  
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What causes a surface current?   wind  
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What kind of things do ocean currents effect?   climate and weather  
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What causes water to have unusual properties?   its molecules  
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What atoms make up a water molecule?   hydrogen, and oxygen  
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What is polarity?   a condition in which opposite ends of a molecule have slightly opposite charges, but the overall charge of the molecule is neutral  
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What is cohesion?   when alike molecules attract  
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What is adhesion?   when non-alike molecules attract  
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What happens when a liquid besides water cools and freezes?   the particles get really close together(pack together)  
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What happens when water molecules begin to cool and freeze?   the molecules now have space in between them  
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What substances can water occur in?   liquid, solid, and gas  
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How are the oceans salty?   over billions of years ago is rain washed over and dissolved minerals containing sodium, chlorine, and other that form salt  
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How do the conditions in the ocean change with depth?   the deeper you go the more pressure is weighing down on you  
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How do elements from Earth's interior get into seawater?   through volcanic eruptions over time  
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What is salinity?   a measure of the mass of dissolved solids in a mass of water  
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About how much salinity is in seawater?   35ppt  
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What is brackish water?   fresh water mixed with seawater  
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What are Abyssal Plains?   large, flat areas of the seafloor that extend across the deepest parts of the ocean basins  
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What kind of energy resources are beneath the ocean floor?   oil, natural gas, and methane hydrates  
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How many Gyres are there in the world?   5  
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What is the definition of upwelling?   the vertical movement of water toward the ocean’s surface  
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