Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
Answer Posted / satish
Water always contains dissolved solids with solution. These
may have been picked up from a variety of sources. As it
evaporates during it's cycle, the evaporated wate leaves
behind the dissolved soilds in the solution. The sea being
the largest water body, has to therefore hold these salts
left behind due to evaporation. This is a "concentration
mechanism". So the salt content ceaselessy build up in the
sea.
Other water bodies, like rivers, are not salty because they
are flowing. Flowing results in dilution as well, so
salinity does not build up in rivers.
Lakes receive inputs from rivers so the salinity is diluted.
water
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 6 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What are the advantages of potentiometric titration?
Why is disodium salt of edta preferred to edta?
What are the products formed after cod analysis?
What is the difference between fractionation and distillation?
How do you express the total hardness of water?
Why is ph increases suddenly after the equivalence point?
What is molality?
How BIS Decedied the LSF value 0.66-1.02 with calculation.
What is protein - according to chemistry?
What is the difference between volumetric solutions and test solutions
Why ph scale range is 14?
What is german silver?
What is the chemical composition of fat in human body?
What is an indicator electrode?
Why is ammonium hydroxide added to the brass solution?
